Katie Bakken Email & Phone Number

Wayzata, Mn, Us

United States

Rancho Santa Fe, California, United States

Katiebakken.Com

Completed the LPGA's rigorous golf instruction program - earning Class A certification. Maintains top level status by engaging in continued education classes and seminars through the Ladies Professional Golf Association Teaching & Club Pro Membership.

Carlsbad, Ca

Data entry management for golf accounts throughout the United States.

Europe & Australia

The Ladies European Tour (LET) is Europe’s leading women’s professional golf tour and formed as the WPGA in 1978. With 324 members from 38 different countries who inspire fans at more than 20 golf tournaments on five continents, the Ladies European Tour brings people and brands together through shared experiences and promotes world class sport entertainment through exceptional events which receive extensive international media and television coverage. At each event, it’s not just about the swing – it’s about a day that goes with a swing: a big day out with fun entertainment and a festival atmosphere set in beautiful scenery. The LET members captivate and excite with their strong performances, but don’t just appear and leave; they create a legacy by connecting with local communities and developing the game in the regions they visit. The Board of Directors are the guardians of the tour and along with the Players Council ensure the tour continues to grow and improve for players, fans and all associates. The tour is also proud to have bestowed Honorary Membership to Louise Crozier Solheim, Helena Alterby Nordström and Roland Specker.

Asia

Glorious history of Ladies Asian Golf Tour The history of ladies pro-golf tours in Asia began when the inaugural Asia Ladies Golf Circuit ( ALGC ) was launched informally in 1983 in some countries as Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Philippines joined the Circuit afterward. The mission of ALGC was to contribute the ladies golf in Asia and eventually to develop the Asian ladies pro golfers. In those days, there were not so many women's pro golfers in Asian countries, but LPGA were in Japan and Korea only.

Australia

Formed in 1972, the ALPG is a member based organisation that is the sanctioning body for women’s professional golf in Australia and New Zealand. ALPG is an enthusiastic and passionate organisation which has a long and proud history of expanding and improving career opportunities for women professional golfers. The ALPG Tour is recognised by the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings as one of the seven major women’s professional tours in the World.ALPG’s Tournament schedule consists of our major tournaments; ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open; The Oates Women's Victorian Open; RACV Gold Coast Challenge and Women's New Zealand Open. These events boast honour rolls which include the likes of ALPG members Karrie Webb, Katherine Kirk, Minjee Lee, Su Oh and Stacey Keating, along with international players such as current and former world No-1 players Lydia Ko, Annika Sorenstam Yani Tseng, Jiyai Shin and Laura Davies. Other stars appearing regularly on the ALPG Tour include, Brooke Henderson, Jessica Korda, Lee-Anne Pace, Melissa Reid, Gwladys Nocera and Marianne Skarpnord.ALPG also runs a series of Pro-am Tournaments annually known as “The ALPG Club Car Series” which also attract quality players from all corners of the globe to play.Within the ALPG’s current Membership of approximately 200, around 80 members comprise the ALPG Teaching Division. These members have gained accreditation through the previously conducted ALPG VETAB and Level 2 Teaching Courses; the PGA of Australia Trainee Program or the PGA of Australia Bridging Course. We are committed to providing personal and business development opportunities for the Teaching Section through the conduct of a biannual seminars, promotion of the teaching members through the ALPG website and facilitating regular communication and information sharing among the teaching members.

United States

The Futures Tour was founded in Florida in 1981 as the "Tampa Bay Mini Tour". It officially became the Futures Golf Tour in 1983[1] and in 1999 become a national tour designated as the "official developmental tour" of the LPGA Tour (the U.S. based professional women's golf tour).Grace Park, Marilyn Lovander and Audra Burks were the first players to receive automatic LPGA Tour exempt status by finishing one, two, and three on the Futures Golf Tour Money List.[1]The minimum age for participation was lowered to 17 prior to the 2006 season.[2] On July 18, 2007, the LPGA announced that it had acquired the Futures Tour effective immediately, "bringing women's professional golf now under one umbrella." Previously the Futures Tour had operated as a licensee of the LPGA.[3]Duramed, a pharmaceutical company, was the tour's title sponsor from 2006 through the end of the 2010 season.In 2010, the tour was known as the "LPGA Futures Tour." In 2012, Symetra, a United States-based insurance provider, became the title sponsor of the tour and tour's name was changed to "Symetra Tour".

Ba, Communication Studies

Activities and Societies: Captain of Gopher's Golf Team ~ Lead Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Communication And Media Studies

Activities and Societies: Athletes In Action ~ Competed as a Golden Bear on Cal's women's golf team