Lindy Goggin

Lindsey Jennings was born in Launceston, Tasmania in 1949. Jennings began golfing at age 10. By 1976 Goggin was recorded as the lowest handicapped female golfer in the world. As an amateur, she was named the Tasmanian Champion a total of 19 times. Goggin won the 1974 Tasmanian amateur trophy seven days after the birth of her son Mathew. In 1977 she won the inaugural Australian Women's PGA. Racing Goggin later left golf to become a thoroughbred racehorse trainer and owner with her husband Charlie Goggin. In 2009, Conquering, a horse managed by Goggin's racing interest, was named the Tasmanian horse of the year. Goggin returned to golf as a senior player, appearing in the top five of the 2023 Tasmanian senior amateur. Recognition and legacy In 1993, Goggin was made a Member of the Order of Australia for her contributions to amateur golf. ==Amateur wins==

this list may be incomplete • 1971 Australian Women's Amateur, Tasmanian Amateur • 1972 Tasmanian Amateur • 1973 Victorian Women's Amateur Championship • 1974 Tasmanian Amateur • 1975 Tasmanian Amateur • 1976 Victorian Women's Amateur Championship, Tasmanian Amateur • 1977 Australian Women's Amateur, Tasmanian Amateur • 1979 Tasmanian Amateur • 1980 Australian Women's Amateur, Victorian Women's Amateur Championship, Tasmanian Amateur • 1981 Queen Sirikit Cup (individual), Tasmanian Amateur • 1982 Tasmanian Amateur • 1983 Tasmanian Amateur • 1984 Tasmanian Amateur • 1986 Victorian Women's Amateur Championship • 1987 Tasmanian Amateur • 1988 Tasmanian Amateur • 1990 Tasmanian Amateur • 1991 Tasmanian Amateur ==Professional wins (1)==

Ladies Professional Golf Association of Australia wins (1) ==Australian national team appearances==

• Astor Trophy: 1971, 1983 (winners), 1987 • Women's International Series: 1973 (winners) • Tasman Cup: 1974 (winners), 1977 (winners), 1981 (winners), 1985 (winners) • Espirito Santo Trophy: 1978 (winners), 1980 • Queen Sirikit Cup: 1981 (winners), 1982 (winners) == References ==