PROFESSIONAL

• In 2012, her second year on tour, Stacey had a breakthrough season collecting two titles on her way to finishing 6^th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit. A week after being disqualified from the Ricoh Women’s British Open at Royal Liverpool due to signing an incorrect scorecard (she had accidentally swapped two numbers around), she earned her first trophy at the Tenerife Open de España Femenino at Golf Las Américas. She closed with a two under par 70 to come from a stroke behind Caroline Masson and tie on nine under par. She then birdied the first extra hole in a sudden death play-off. She backed up her victory at the next LET tournament two weeks later with a second title at the Lacoste Ladies Open de France at Chantaco Golf Club in Aquitaine. Keating came from three shots behind overnight leader Diana Luna of Italy going into the final round and then had to wait behind the 18^th green before Luna finished with a bogey, handing the title to Keating. Her two additional top 10s were a tie for 4^th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open presented by EventScotland and a tie for 5^th at the Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters. In 2012, Keating and her boyfriend and caddie Darren Peters were using the AimPoint Green Reading technique which no doubt contributed to her success.
• In 2011, her rookie year on the LET, recorded 5 top 10 finishes with a season-best tie for 5^th at the Sanya Ladies Open in China. Also tied for 6^th at the Lacoste Ladies Open de France, tied for 8^th at the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open and UNIQA Ladies Golf Open and tied for 10^th at the Sicilian Ladies Italian Open. Finished 3^rd on the Rolex Rookie of the Year Standings and 45^th on the Money List with earnings of 52,704.02 from 21 events.
• In 2010, Stacey turned professional after the pre-qualifying stage of Ladies European Tour School for 2011.

AMATEUR

In 2010, Stacey was the No.1 ranked female Australian amateur. She won the Australian Amateur Championship, Tasmanian, Victorian and West Australian Stroke Play Championships to be crowned the Webb series champion. She also represented Australia at the World Amateur Championship.

PERSONAL

Started to play golf at the age of 12 and honed her skills at courses across Victoria's western district. She was influenced by her family and coaches Steve Giuliano and Alison Munt. In 2010, Stacey was one of two players to receive a prestigious $10,000 Karrie Webb Scholarship after a fantastic year on and off the golf course when she dominated women’s Australian golf, winning 6 events and capturing the Australian Amateur Championship. She received personal training and mentoring from Webb, the former world number one. Away from golf, enjoys watching any Australian sports team, the Geelong Cats, playing tennis, going to the snow and catching up with friends and family when home on the farm. Lives in Cressy, Victoria.  Website: staceykeating.com.au. Twitter: @StaceyKeats.

TOUR VICTORIES

(1) 2012 Tenerife Open de Espana Femenino and Lacoste Ladies Open de France.