2008

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2008 started in spectacular fashion for Rebecca with 8 top ten finishes in a row including the following results, winning the WPGA Masters in South Africa and the VCI European Ladies Golf Cup in Spain where she formed a dynamic partnership with the great Trish Johnson.  A runners up in Catalonia and a hard fought 3rd place in Scotland.  But more was to come for Rebecca later in the season when she had a fortnight to remember for the rest of her life.  She was to become a back to back winner when she won in both Tenerife and on home soil in the English Open where she received her winners trophy from fellow Yorkshire person Sir Michael Parkinson.  Once again though Rebecca was beset with this niggling back complaint and had to pull out of a few tournaments, which slowed her progress.  However, she finished her season strongly by finishing 4th in the Madrid Ladies Masters.

2007

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Rebecca had an injury hit 2007, but still managed to have a very good season. Although Becks didn't win a tournament in 2007, she came close twice, getting runner up in both the Telkom Women's Classic (South Africa) and the Open De Espana Femenino (Spain). Rebecca also had 6 top 10 placings, which include the following: 4th at the Pam Golding Ladies International (South Africa), 5th at the Acer Women's SA Open (South Africa), 6th at both the Vediorbis Open De France and the Wales Ladies Championship of Europe, 10th at both the DeVere Ladies Scottish Open and the Madrid Ladies Masters (Spain). Furthermore adding to her top 10 finishes, she had 6 more top 20 finishes and these include: 11th at both the Tenerife Ladies Open (Spain) and the KLM Ladies Open (Holland), 12th at both the Catalonia Ladies Masters (Spain) and the Ladies Open De Portugal, 13th at the WPGA Masters (South Africa) and finally 15th at the SAS Masters (Norway). All in all, that's 14 top 20 placings, in an injury ravaged season that saw her miss 5 tournaments!!! What would she have done without the injury?

2006

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Rebecca had a magnificent season, posting eight top tens and a further three top 20 finishes. She earned her maiden professional victory at the OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open in Hungary, at the Tata GC, her rounds of 66, 65 and 70 put her two strokes clear of runner up Anja Monke. Her next best placings were Tied 3rd at the Tenerife Ladies Open; Tied 3rd at the BMW Ladies Italian Open; 4th in the Ladies Open of Portugal; Tied 5th at the Ladies English Open; Tied 6th at the SAS Masters in Norway; Tied 9th at the Siemens Austrian Ladies Open and Tied 10th in the Ladies Swiss Open. In addition to these, she finished Tied 11th at the Catalonia Ladies Masters, Tied 13th in the Vediorbis French Open and Tied 15th in the Open de Espana Femenino. Rebecca's total earnings from 19 events were EUR 123,835.84 and she closed the season in 8th place on the New Star Money List. She also finished Tied 3rd in the LET's 18 Finest competition, in which she had to make the cut in all ten participating events to qualify and she earned a EUR 14,500 bonus. On the Nedbank Women's Tour in South Africa, Rebecca won the Acer South African Women's Open in March and she also won the Tour's Order of Merit.

2005

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A much improved season for Rebecca in her third year on Tour. She recorded one top ten and three top twenty finishes to finish 41st on the Exemption Money List. She also finished 52nd on the New Star Money list to comfortably earn her full card for 2006. She missed only two cuts in 11 starts and recorded her career best finish of Tied 8th at the OTP Bank Central European Open in Hungary, where she also equalled the course record with a magnificent 62 in the third and final round. She also finished Tied 16th at the Ladies Finnish Masters and Tied 20th at both the Spanish and Austrian Open's.