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Sixteen years on tour. Every card retained. One enduring legacy — written from memory, with love.
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1990
Sixteen years on tour. Every card retained. One enduring legacy.
16
Years on Tour
1990s–2000s
The Tiger Era
The Chronicle of Lynnette Teresa Brooky
In the most competitive era professional golf has ever seen — the decade Tiger Woods rewrote every record and raised every standard — Lynnette Teresa Brooky held her place on tour. Year after year. Card after card.
This is not a story of a single trophy. It is the story of endurance. Of early mornings on empty fairways, of adapting when the game changed beneath your feet, of building a life inside and outside the ropes that was rich, purposeful, and entirely her own.
And then — when the competitive chapter closed — of giving it all back through teaching.
16
Consecutive Tour Seasons
0
Cards Lost
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Students Taught
Biography
New Zealand's leading professional golfer for over a decade — four Ladies European Tour titles, nine professional wins, and a career spanning the circuits of Europe and Australasia. She competed in five U.S. Women's Opens and eight Women's British Opens.
Born and raised in Tawa, Wellington, Brooky turned professional in 1994 following a distinguished amateur career. She was New Zealand Amateur Champion in 1992 and 1993, Australian Women's Amateur Stroke Play Champion in 1993, and won the individual title at the Queen Sirikit Cup — the Asia-Pacific Amateur Team Championship.
Her professional career centred on the Ladies European Tour, where she competed from 1994 to 2009 — retaining her tour card every season without exception. She also competed on the ALPG Tour in Australia and New Zealand, claiming four titles, and won on the Swedish Golf Tour in 1998.
At her peak, she ranked 5th on the LET Order of Merit (2003), recorded top-20 finishes on the Order seven times, and accumulated career earnings of over €1 million on the European Tour alone. Her major championships best results include a T12 at the 2002 U.S. Women's Open and a T14 at the 2003 Women's British Open.
9
Professional Wins
4
LET Titles
16
Years on Tour
€1M+
Career Earnings
European Tour Victories
Chrysler Ladies Austrian Open
LET
Göteborgs Kex Ladies Open
Swedish Tour
Arras Open de France Dames
LET
Arras Open de France Dames
LET
Open De España Femenino
LET
Nine Professional Wins
Göteborgs Kex Ladies Open
Chrysler Ladies Austrian Open · Course Record 64
Open de France Dames · Arras
Open de France Dames · Back-to-Back
Mollymook Women's Classic
Peugeot Australian Rotarians ALPG Charity Classic
Sapphire Coast Ladies Classic
Open de España Femenino
Aristocrat Sapphire Coast Ladies Classic
Göteborgs Kex Ladies Open
Chrysler Ladies Austrian Open · Course Record 64
Open de France Dames · Arras
Open de France Dames · Back-to-Back
Mollymook Women's Classic
Peugeot Australian Rotarians ALPG Charity Classic
Sapphire Coast Ladies Classic
Open de España Femenino
Aristocrat Sapphire Coast Ladies Classic
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Chapter 1
"Dad used to tell me that when I was born, he grabbed one of those little plastic golf woods out of a drinking glass. He put it in my hands, and he said I gripped it perfectly. With a smile. That's where it started."
The Compassion Fund
"Ollie went missing when he was two years old. Six and a half years later, someone found him. They scanned his chip. They called Catherine. Now Ollie is twelve years old. He's home."
The Living Archive
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The Continuum

Tītahi Golf Club · 1985
A Life Member's Reflection
I'm a life member of Tītahi Golf Club, and I'm still happy to be here.
But I'm also sad – not angry, just sad – to see how much the club has changed from what it was to what it is now.
That's not a complaint. It's an observation from someone who has walked these fairways for decades, who remembers the twilight tournaments my father started, and who still loves the sound of a well‑hit shot across the bay.
The Gallery
Prize-givings, sponsor shoots, gallery crowds, trophy presentations, and the people who were there. Photographs from the archive.
Through the Lens

2004
Weetabix Women's British Open Calendar
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Junior Golf Academy · brookythompson.com
"Golf gave me the world. Now I want to give young players the tools to think like entrepreneurs — to understand that the game is not just about the swing, it's about the mind. How you approach a shot is how you approach life. My junior academy exists to build that belief in the next generation, one round at a time."
— Lynnette Teresa Brooky
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