Marjet van der Graaff

Marjet van der Graaff (born 22 July 1982) is a professional golfer from the Netherlands. She played on the Ladies European Tour and won the 2009 European Ladies Golf Cup.

Career Van der Graaff started to play golf at age 13 at Broekpolder Golf Club in Vlaardingen and went to college in the Netherlands. In 2006 she won the Italian Ladies Amateur Championship and the following year she was runner-up at the Finnish Ladies Amateur Championship and won the Swiss Ladies Amateur Championship. She represented the Netherlands in the 2006 Espirito Santo Trophy. She secured her first professional victory by winning the 2009 European Ladies Golf Cup by 4 strokes together with Christel Boeljon at La Sella Golf Resort in Alicante, Spain.

In 2012 she played 14 LET events, made 8 cuts and posted 2 top-10 finishes, tied seventh at the Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters and tied fourth at the Ladies Swiss Open, one stroke away from joining a three-way playoff between Carly Booth, Caroline Masson and Anja Monke. She also made three starts in the 2012 LET Access Series and won the Banesto Tour Zaragoza at La Peñaza GC in Zaragoza, Spain, one stroke ahead of Carlota Ciganda

In 2013, her final season on the LET, van der Graaff finished tied fourth at the Ladies German Open, two strokes behind Charley Hull and Carlota Ciganda.

Amateur wins (2) 2006 Italian Ladies Amateur 2007 Swiss Ladies Amateur

Professional wins (2) Ladies European Tour (1)

2009 European Ladies Golf Cup (with Christel Boeljon)

LET Access Series (1) No.DateTournamentWinningscoreTo parMarginof victoryRunner(s)-up1 21 Apr 2012 Banesto Tour Zaragoza 71-69-71=211 –5 1 stroke Carlota Ciganda

Results in LPGA majors Tournament 2008 2009 ANA InspirationWomen's PGA ChampionshipU.S. Women's OpenWomen's British OpenCUTCUT

CUT = missed the half-way cut

Team appearances Amateur European Ladies' Team Championship (representing Netherlands): 2005 Espirito Santo Trophy (representing Netherlands): 2006

Professional European Ladies Golf Cup (representing Netherlands): 2009 (winner)