Elisabeth Esterl
professional golfer
Elisabeth Esterl (born 29 August 1976) is a German professional golfer.
Career
In 1976, Esterl was born in Dingolfing.
In 1997, Esterl turned professional. She joined the Ladies European Tour (LET) soon afterwards. She has won two LET tournaments: the 2003 Tenerife Ladies Open and the 2004 KLM Ladies Open. Her best year was 2003, when she finished second on the LET Order of Merit and played for Europe in the Solheim Cup.
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