In 2008, European Tour golf professional Graeme Storm continues to establish his position as one of the top players on the European Tour, notching up some fantastic results whilst competing and succeeding against some of the biggest names in the world of golf.

The 2007 season saw Graeme achieve some incredible results: with his most impressive success to date is winning The Open De France ALSTOM 2007

• 2 top 5 finishes

3rd Estoril Open de Portugal
5th Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles

• 1 top 10 finish

 7th BA-CA Golf Open presented by Telekom Austria

• 7 top 20 finishes

Omega European Masters
Johnnie Walker Classic
Open de Espana
UBS Hong Kong Open
Blue Chip New Zealand Open
Maybank Malaysian Open
Abu Dhabi Golf Championship

Graeme equaled the course record in the opening round at the BA-CA Golf Open with an amazing 8 under par a round of 63.

Graeme went on to qualify to play in The 2007 Open at Carnoustie following his win in the 2007 French Open. This also increased his exposure by securing him a place in the WGC Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone, which lead to an invitation to play in the US PGA Championship
in Oklahoma where he lead the major championship by 2 shots on the opening day after shooting an impressive 65.

Graeme was also selected to represent Great Britain and Ireland to compete in the 2007 Seve Trophy, which saw the team retain the trophy against the best players in Europe. Graeme himself received the ‘player of the day’ award for day 1 and ‘shot of the day’ on day 2. He followed these up with a fantastic final day singles performance in beating Europe’s Thomas Bjorn 6&5.

These fantastic performances in the 2007 tour season means that  Graeme finished 15th in the Order of Merit with a total prize fund of over €1,150,000.

This season Graeme has already played some fantastic golf and his results include finishing 6th in the 2008 WGC-CA Championships in Florida.

This great form has continued for Graeme from the 2006 and 2005 tour season where he also received some impressive results. These left him in 54th and 31st, respectively, on the 2006 and 2005 European Tour Order of Merit.

A summary of highlight 2006/05 results includes:

• 4 top 5 finishes

4th (t) in The Smurfit Kappa European Open (2006)
2nd (t) in The Smurfit Kappa European Open (2005)
4th at The South African Airways Open (2005)
5th at The Deutsche Bank Players Championship (2005)

• 4 top 10 finishes

7th in The Celtic Manor Wales Open (2006)
8th in The Commercial bank Qatar Masters (2006)
8th in The Maybank Malaysian Open (2006)
8th at The Dunhill Championship (2005)

• Qualification for the 2006 US Open

• Qualification for the 2005 British Open

• Qualification for the 2006 & 2005 Volvo Masters in Valderrama

• Graeme broke the course record in the Quinn Direct British Masters and the Andalucia Open de Espana Valle Romano Spanish Open.

With a host of impressive results particularly over the past 3 seasons Graeme’s total career earnings now impressively surpass €2,380,000.

2008 promises to be a very exciting season for Graeme Storm, he is in fantastic form, and we are all looking forward to watching him continue his success this season. 

Visit Graeme Storm's Website