Golfe-Top10 Hottest Female Golfers in the World 2023
The beauty in golf
Golf is a sport that is often associated with wealth, luxury, and good looks. And while there are many talented female golfers on the LPGA Tour
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There are also a number of them who are considered to be among the hottest women in the world.
Here a list of the top10 Hottest Female Golfers in the World 2023
10. Kim Sei-youngSouth Korean professional golfer Kim Sei-young has won 12 LPGA Tour competitions.
9. Carly Booth
A Scottish professional golfer named Carly Booth qualified for the Ladies European Tour at the end of 2009 at the age 17, making her the youngest Scot to do so.
She was once a golfing prodigy in her younger years, winning the European Junior Masters in 2007 and becoming the country's youngest female club champion at the age of 11.
Addition to the 2011 British Ladies Open, Booth has triumphed in four professional competitions on the Ladies European Tour. renowned for her strong driving and accuracy with long irons.
8. Demi Runas
American professional golfer Demi Runas has competed on the LPGA Tour since 2015.
She was born to Filipino parents in Los Angeles, California. At age 8, she started playing golf, and she went to Torrance High School in Torrance, California. Runas participated actively in the school's golf and soccer teams all through high school.
She continued playing golf for the Aggies while a student at the University of California, Davis. After finishing college, Runas began working as a professional in 2014.
She hasn't won an LPGA Tour competition, although she has had a number of top-10 performances, notably coming in second in the Circling Raven Championship in 2021.
7. Sharmila Nicollet
Indian professional golfer Sharmila Nicollet hails from Bangalore. In state and national aquatic competitions from 1997 to 2001, she earned over 72 gold and silver medals, making her a former national sub-junior swimming champion.
She competed at the state level in sports and set records at Bishop Cotton Girls School, where she attended. She began playing golf in 2002 when she was 11 years old, and at age 15 she achieved her first victory.
She has participated in the Ladies European Tour and has more than 25 victories on the Indian tour. She is one of India's most talented golfers and hopes to establish herself on a global scale.
6. Cheyanne Woods
American professional golfer Cheyenne Woods plays the game. She is the sixth African American to compete on the LPGA Tour and Tiger Woods' half-niece. Woods has triumphed in a number of amateur competitions, most notably the 2007 Arizona Women's State Amateur.
She became a professional in 2012, and since then, she has competed on the LPGA Tour multiple times. Young African Americans look forward to Woods as a role model, and he is dedicated to making golf more accessible and inclusive.
5. Michelle Wie
Since becoming pro at the age of 16, Michelle Wie has become one of the most well-known and accomplished golfers in the world. She has five LPGA Tour victories and is renowned for her long drives and aggressive play.
Wie has advocated for the value of diversity in golf and serves as a role model for young girls and women.
4. Natalia Ghilzon
On May 18, 1990, Natalia Ghilzon, a professional golfer from Canada, was born in London, Ontario. She became a professional in 2011 and has participated in the Symetra Tour and Canadian Women's Tour.
She also holds certifications as a USA Weightlifting Coach and a TPI golf teacher. She competed on the Golf Channel reality series Big Break Atlantis in 2014.
3. Belen Mozo
Spanish professional golfer Belen Mozo has competed on both the Ladies European Tour and the LPGA Tour. She competes for the USC Trojans golf team and is a former British Ladies Amateur Golf Champion.
Mozo became a pro in 2011 and has five top-10 finishes in her LPGA Tour career. Due to a persistent injury, she declared her retirement from professional golf in August 2023.
2. Christel Boeljon
Dutch professional golfer Christel Boeljon plays the game. She has competed on the Ladies European Tour (LET) on the LPGA Tour headquartered in the United States. She was a member of the 2011 European Solheim Cup winning team and has five LET victories. Her second-place finish at the Shoprite LPGA Classic in 2015 was her best result on the LPGA Tour. She presently serves as the Emory University women's golf team's assistant coach.
1. Maria Verchanova
Maria Verchenova, a professional golfer from Russia, is the first golfer from her country to play exclusively on the Ladies European Tour. She competed from 2012 to 2015 with her married name, Maria Balikoeva, and she has achieved multiple top-10 finishes. Verchenova earned a spot in the 2016 Summer Olympics, where she tied for 16th place after shooting a course record 62 in the fourth round. She is a gifted golfer who is contributing to the history of her nation.
The world's sexiest female golfers in 2023 are just a few of those,who are certain to inspire and amuse audiences for many years to come with their talent, attractiveness, and personality.
