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Dorothy Campbell

Dorothy Lee Campbell (March 24, 1883 – March 20, 1945) was the first internationally dominant female golfer. Campbell was the first woman to win the American, British and Canadian Women's Amateurs.〔
==Early life==
She was born into a golfing family in North Berwick, Midlothian, Scotland to William Spink Campbell (1833–1900) and Emily Mary Tipper (1834–1923).〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.ancestry.com )〕 She began swinging golf clubs when she was just 18 months old. Within a few years she was competing with her sisters. She was a short but straight hitter of the ball who used an unorthodox hooker's grip. Later in her career she would adopt the standard "Vardon grip".〔
In 1896, at age 13, she joined the North Berwick Ladies Golf Club and had no difficulty holding her own against adult members. She was a pupil of golf professional Ben Sayers and learned to play the game over the North Berwick West Links. Her father died on April 30, 1900〔 when she was 17 and by 1904 she was living with her mother at Inchgarry House, Links Road, North Berwick, where the Campbell family had enjoyed a number of summer holidays.〔

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