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Sofia Renell

b. 1980

Swedish professional golfer

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Born 1980. Sofia Renell is a Swedish golfer.

Sofia Renell (born 31 January 1980) is a retired Swedish professional golfer who played on the Ladies European Tour 2003–2008. She was runner-up at the 2007 Ladies Scottish Open.

Amateur career In 1996 Renell won the final of the Föreningsbanken Cup held at Rya Golf Club, a competition that attracted 8,786 entrants across the country, joining previous winners such as Liselotte Neumann and Eva Dahllöf.

Competing on the Junior Masters Invitational circuit in 2001, she was runner-up at the McDonald's Junior Trophy in Örebro, and won the Östgöta Junior Open held at Norrköping Golf Club.

At the end of 2002, Renell earned partial status for the Ladies European Tour at Q-School. She made her first cut at the 2003 Ladies Italian Open.

Her best finish on the LET came in 2007, when she was runner-up behind Sophie Gustafson at the Ladies Scottish Open held at The Carrick, alongside English players Kirsty Taylor and Danielle Masters.

Amateur wins 1996 Föreningsbanken Cup 2001 Östgöta Junior Open

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Who is Sofia Renell?

Swedish professional golfer

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Sofia Renell was born on 31 January 1980.

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Sofia Renell is Swedish.

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· Wikipedia: Sofia Renell

· Wikidata: Q112062875

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