Who's who: Emily Kristine Pedersen

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Who's who: Emily Kristine Pedersen

  • Name:

    Emily Kristine Pedersen
  • Country:

    Denmark
  • Born:

    March 7, 1996 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
  • Original/Home Club:

  • Occupation:

    Professional golfer
  • Turned Pro:

    2015

Roll of Honour

European Ladies Amateur Champion (2013); British Ladies Amateur Champion (2014). Solheim Cup player (2017, '21, '23, '24). Multiple Ladies European Tour wins. Ladies European Tour Rookie of the Year (2015). Ladies European Order of Merit winner (2020).

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During a stellar amateur career, Pedersen won many prestigious titles, including the European Ladies Amateur in 2013 and British Ladies Amateur in 2014. Turning professional in 2015, she recorded some impressive runner-up finishes, before landing the Women's Indian Open title in 2015, and becoming the Ladies European Tour's Rookie of the Year.

Pedersen had to wait until 2020 for further wins on the Ladies European Tour. Four victories came in relatively quick succession in the second half of the year, allowing Pedersen to romp away with the Tour's 2020 Order of Merit.

Top tournaments won by Emily Kristine Pedersen

Category

Europe

Winner (holder)

Pedersen, Emily Kristine

Score

273 (-15)

Prize money

€90,000

Title sponsor

x

Played as the Andalucia Costa del Sol Open de España (Nov 26-29; LET season-ending event). Second-placed Nurrio Iturrioz (Esp) finished 4 shots behind 24-year-old Emily Kristine Pedersen (Den). This was Pedersen's fifth win from her last 12 starts, and also her third straight win on the Ladies European Tour (a feat achieved only once before, by Marie-Laure de Lorenzi in 1989). [South course, Real (Royal) GC Guadalmina, Andalucia, Spain].

2020
Europe
Royal Greens
202 (-14)
US$25,000
x

Category

Europe

Winner (holder)

Pedersen, Emily Kristine

Venue

Royal Greens

Score

202 (-14)

Prize money

US$25,000

Title sponsor

x

Played as the inaugural Saudi Ladies Team International (Individual Prize) (Nov 17-19; lowest individual score during the associated team event). Second-placed Stephanie Kyriacou (Aus), Anne Van Dam (Nld) and Luna Sobron Galmes (Esp) finished 2 shots behind Emily Kristine Pedersen (Den). "Team Pedersen" also won the team event. [Royal Greens G&CC, King Abdullah EC, Saudi Arabia].

2020
Europe
Royal Greens
278 (-10)
€127,170
Aramco / PIF

Category

Europe

Winner (holder)

Pedersen, Emily Kristine

Venue

Royal Greens

Score

278 (-10)

Prize money

€127,170

Title sponsor

Aramco / PIF

Played as the inaugural Aramco Saudi Ladies International presented by Public Investment Fund (Nov 12-15; postponed from March 19-22 due to world coronavirus pandemic). Emily Kristine Pedersen (Den) beat Georgia Hall (Eng) with a birdie at the first playoff hole. [Royal Greens G&CC, King Abdullah EC, Saudi Arabia].

2020
Awards
1,249.35 pts
€436,684
LET

Category

Awards

Winner (holder)

Pedersen, Emily Kristine

Venue

Score

1,249.35 pts

Prize money

€436,684

Title sponsor

LET

24-year-old Emily Kristine Pedersen (Den) won the LET season-long points chase, to capture the Tour's 2020 Order of Merit (Race to Costa del Sol) and €20,000 bonus. Pedersen accumulated 1,249.35 points (earning €436,684 in the process). Second was Julia Engstrom (Swe) 415.70 pts (earnings €90,279); third was Stephanie Kyriacou (Aus) 323.78 pts (earnings €84,272).

2020
Europe
199 (-17)
€30,000
Tipsport

Category

Europe

Winner (holder)

Pedersen, Emily Kristine

Score

199 (-17)

Prize money

€30,000

Title sponsor

Tipsport

Played as the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open (Aug 28-30). Second-placed Christine Wolf (Aut) finished 4 shots behind Emily Kristine Pedersen (Den), who recorded her second Ladies European Tour win. [Beroun GC, Beroun, nr Prague, Czech Republic; now called Royal Beroun].

Category

Awards

Winner (holder)

Pedersen, Emily Kristine

Venue

Score

70.40

Prize money

n/a

Title sponsor

LET

Emily Kristine Pedersen (Den) recorded the 2020 season's lowest stroke average (70.40) on the Ladies European Tour. Anne Van Dam (Nld) was second with 70.68; Georgia Hall (Eng) was third with 71.17.

2015
Awards
€171,688
see Score
LET

Category

Awards

Winner (holder)

Pedersen, Emily Kristine

Venue

Score

€171,688

Prize money

see Score

Title sponsor

LET

Emily Kristine Pedersen (Den) won the LET 2015 Rookie of the Year Award as the leading first-season player. She finished sixth on the Tour's Order of Merit, with earnings of €171,688.

Category

Asia

Winner (holder)

Pedersen, Emily Kristine

Score

216 (E)

Prize money

US$60,000

Title sponsor

Hero

Played as the Hero Women's Indian Open (Oct 23-25; Eurpn and Asian ladies tours event). Second-placed Becky Morgan (Wales), Malene Jorgensen (Den) and Cheyenne Woods (USA) finished 1 shot behind Ladies European Tour rookie and wire-to-wire winner Emily Kristine Pedersen (Den), who won her first LET event. [DLF G&CC, New Delhi, India].

Category

Amateur

Winner (holder)

Pedersen, Emily Kristine

Score

3 & 1

Prize money

n/a

Title sponsor

LGU

The Ladies' British Open Amateur Championship (111th). 18 year-old Emily Kristine Pedersen (Den) beat Leslie Cloots (Belg) 3 and 1 in the 18-hole final. [Royal St George's GC, Sandwich, Kent].

Category

Amateur

Winner (holder)

Pedersen, Emily Kristine

Venue

Aura

Score

276 (-8)

Prize money

amateur

Title sponsor

EGA

Played as the International European Ladies' Amateur Championship (July 24-27). Second-placed Laura Gonzalez Escallon (Belg) finished 3 shots behind Emily Kristine Pedersen (Swe). [Aura Golf, Ruissalo, nr Turku, Finland].

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