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Four Nations WORLD AMATEUR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP (ESPIRITO SANTO TROPHY) AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES AND RECORDS The World Amateur Team Championship is conducted by the International Golf Federation which comprises the national governing bodies of golf in more than 110 countries. It is a biennial competition rotated among three geographic zones of the world: Asia-Pacific, American and European-African. Each team, which has two or three players, plays 18 holes of stroke play for four days. In each round, the total of the two lowest scores from each team constitutes the team score for the round. The four-day (72-hole) total is the team’s score for the championship. The winning team receives custody of the Espirito Santo Trophy for the ensuing two years. Year Winner Score Runner Up & Score Australia’s Pos. & Score Venue 1964 France 588 United States (589) AUSTRALIA 5TH St Germain GC Claudine Cros Gail Corry France Catherine Lacoste Betty Dalgleish Brigitte Varangotetc Mrs Ray Thomas 1966 United States 580 Canada (589) AUSTRALIA 7TH Churubusco GC Barbara White Boddie Gail Corry Mexico City Shelley Hamlin Marea Hickey Mexico Ann Quast Mrs Ray Thomas 1968 United States 616 AUSTRALIA (621) 2nd Victoria GC Jane Bastanchury Elizabeth Blackmore Melbourne Shelley Hamlin Marea Hickey Australia Anne Quast Dianna Thomas 1970 United States 598 France (599) AUSTRALIA 7TH (629) Club de Campo Jane Bastanchury Robyn Dummett Madrid Cynthia Hill Lindy Jennings Spain Martha Wilkinson Rhys Wright Mrs Patricia Bridges (NPC) 1972 United States 583 France (587) AUSTRALIA 4TH (601) Hindu CC Laura Baugh Heath Bleeck Buenos Aires Jane Booth Sandra McCaw Argentina Mary Anne Budke Gayle Gannon 1974 United States 620 Great Britain/Ireland & AUSTRALIA 4TH La Romana Cynthia Hill South Africa (636) Jane Lock Dominican Republic Deborah Massey Marea Parsons Carol Semple Elizabeth Cavill 1976 United States 605 France (622) AUSTRALIA 5TH (636) Vilamoura GC Donna Horton Jane Lock Vilamoura Nancy Lopez Sandra McCaw Portugal Deborah Massey Karen Permezel 1978 AUSTRALIA 596 Canada (597) 1st Pacific Harbour Lindy Goggin Fiji Edwina Kennedy Jane Lock Mrs Patricia Bridges (NPC) 1980 United States 588 AUSTRALIA (595) 2nd Pinehurst Juli Simpson Inkster Lindy Goggin North Carolina Patrice M Rizzo Edwina Kennedy USA Carol Semple Jane Lock Mrs Patricia Bridges (NPC) Year Winner Score Runner Up & Score Australia’s Pos. & Score Venue 1982 United States 579 New Zealand (596) Australia withdrew with regards Geneva GC Kathy Baker to sporting contact with SA. Switzerland Amy Benz Juli Inkster 1984 United States 585 France (597) AUSTRALIA =8TH (617) Royal Hong Kong GC Heather Farr Louise Briers Hong Kong Debra Richard Edwina Kennedy Jody Rosenthal Sandra McCaw Pauline Sanderson (NPC) 1986 Spain 580 France (583) AUSTRALIA =10TH (610) Lagunita CC Macarena Campomanes Louise Briers Caracas Mary Navarro Edwina Kennedy Venezuela Maria Orueta Sandra McCaw 1988 United States 587 Sweden (588) AUSTRALIA =11TH (614) Drottningholm GC Anne Sander Louise Briers Stockholm Pearl Sin Elizabeth Cavill Sweden Carol Thompson Nicole Lowien 1990 United States 585 New Zealand (597) AUSTRALIA 5TH (609) Russley GC Vicki Goetze Louise Briers Christchurch Pat Hurst Wendy Doolan New Zealand Karen Noble Sarah Gautrey Pauline Sanderson (NPC) 1992 Spain 588 Great Britain/Ireland (589) AUSTRALIA 7TH (602) Marine Dv GC Macarena Campomanes Ericka Jayatilaka Vancouver Estefania Knuth Lorraine Lambert Canada Laura Navarro Joanne Mills Joan Irving (NPC) 1994 United States 569 Korea (574) AUSTRALIA 5TH (577) Golf National Sarah Ingram Anne-Marie Knight Versailles Carol Thompson Karrie Webb Paris, France Wendy Ward Simone Williams Heath Bleeck (NPC) 1996 Korea 438 Italy (440) AUSTRALIA 12TH (454) Santa Eleana GC Hee Won Han Kate McIntosh Santa Rosa, Kyung Sook Kim Simone Williams Laguna Soo Yun Kang Tamie Durdin Philippines Louise Briers (C) 1998 United States 558 Italy (579) AUSTRALIA 4TH (580) Prince of Wales GC, Jenny Chuasiriporn Michelle Ellis Santiago Kellee Booth Rebecca Stevenson Chile Brenda Corrie Kuehn Kate McIntosh Heather Bleeck (C) 2000 France 580 Korea (587) AUSTRALIA 10TH (596) Sporting Club Berlin Maitena Alsuguren Lindsey Wright Bad Saarow Karine Icher Helen Beatty Germany Virginie Auffret Rebecca Stevenson Helen McMutrie (NPC) 2002 AUSTRALIA 578 Thailand (587) 1st Saujana G & CC Katherine Hull Kuala Lumpur Vicky Uwland Malaysia Lindsey Wright Elizabeth Cavill (NPC) 2004 Sweden 567 United States (570) AUSTRALIA 16TH (597) Westin Rio Mar GC Sofie Andersson Katy Jarochowicz Rio Grande Karin Sjodin Sarah Kemp Puerto Rico Louise Stahle Sarah-Jane Kenyon Edwina Kennedy (NPC) 2006 South Africa 566 Sweden (566) AUSTRALIA 14TH (595) Stellenbosch GC Ashleigh Simon Emma Bennett Stellenbosch Keli Shean South Africa Kate Combes Stacey Bregman Frances Bondad Jan Plaisted (C/M) Year Winner Score Runner Up & Score Australia’s Pos. & Score Venue 2008 Sweden 561 Spain (573) AUSTRALIA =15TH (581) The Grange GC Caroline Hedwall Julia Boland Adelaide Anna Nordqvist Clare Choi Australia Pernilla Lindberg Stephanie Na Jo Aitken (C/M) 2010 Korea 546 USA (563) AUSTRALIA =15TH (580) Olivos & Buenos GCs Ji-Hee Kim Julia Boland Buenos Aires Hyun-Soo Kim Argentina Stacey Keating Jung-Eun Han Alison Whitaker Jane Searle (M) Dennise Hutton (C) .
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