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Paula Creamer (born August 5, 1986 in Mountain
View, California, home town Pleasanton,
California) is an United States|American golfer.

Creamer took up golf at the age of ten and enjoyed
a precocious amateur career. She won a total of 19
amateur national titles including 11 American
Junior Golf Association tournaments. She was a
semi-finalist in the 2003 U.S. Women's Amateur
Championship at the age of 16 and reached the same
stage in 2004. In the same year she came second in
the ShopRite LPGA Classic on the LPGA Tour and
tied 13th in the U.S. Women's Open (golf)|U.S.
Women's Open, and also represented the United
States in the Curtis Cup. She won the 2004 LPGA
Tour Qualifying School by five shots, thus gaining
membership of the tour for 2005. She was the
youngest player and the first amateur to win the
event, and turned professional immediately
afterwards. 

On May 22 2005 Creamer won the Sybase Classic golf
tournament in New Rochelle, New York at 18 years 9
months and 17 days. This made her the
second-youngest first time winner of an LPGA
tournament after Marlene Hagge, whose first
victory was back in 1952. A few days later she
graduated from Pendleton School in Bradenton,
Florida. On July 23, she added a win in the Evian
Masters, a tournament held in France,
co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour, and
recognized as a major by the Ladies European Tour
(but not by the LPGA) and became the youngest and
quickest player to reach $1 million in LPGA career
earnings. In August 2005 she won the NEC Karuizawa
tournament on the LPGA of Japan tour.

In 2005 Creamer is one of two golfers contributing
a "Rookie Blog" to the LPGA's website, the other
rookie being Erica Blasberg.

Paula currently has endorsements deals with ADT,
Taylor Made, Adidas & RBS

LPGA Victories (2) Sybase Classic, Evian Masters
International (1) NEC Open (JLPGA Tour)

==Amateur victories and honours==
*19 national titles, including 11 American Junior
Golf Association tournaments.
*2002: Member of winning U.S. Junior Solheim Cup
team.
*2003: American Junior Golf Association (AJGA)
Player of the Year. Golfweek's and Golf Digest's
Junior of the Year
*2004: Named Amateur of the Year by both Golfweek
and Golf Digest. Member of winning Curtis Cup
team. Winner of the LPGA Tour Qualifying School.

==External links== 
*http://www.lpga.com/player_results.aspx?id=3438
LPGA profile
*http://lpga.com/entertainment_content.aspx?pid=39
96 Creamer's blog on the LPGA's site
*http://www.golfstarsonline.com/C/Paula_Creamer/
Golf Stars Online - links to a selection of
profiles and features
*http://www.paulacreameronline.com/ Paula Creamer
Online - Fansite / Blog devoted to all things
Paula Creamer.