Martina Eberl

Multiple Ladies European Tour winner, Martina Eberl from Germany, is the newest addition to Team Röhnisch. As Martina strives to play on The 2009 European Solheim Cup Team, she says that she has chosen Röhnisch clothing because of brand’s successful combination of fashion and function. As part of a multi-year agreement, Eberl, a three-time winner on [...] Read Full Story

Germany’s Martina Eberl cruised to a five stroke victory at the BMW Ladies Italian Open in Tuscany. The win was her second in 10 months after the 2007 Madrid Ladies Masters last October. The 26-year-old from Munich added a closing two-under 69 to opening rounds of 67, 74 and 65 for a total of nine-under-par 275 at Argentario Golf Resort and Spa on Monte Argentario. Eberl began the day with a two stroke lead and stalled with an early bogey at the second hole, but bounced back with two tap in birdies at the seventh and eighth holes to claim a three stroke cushion ... Read Full Story

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24 year old Lotta Wahlin from Sweden (pictured below) won the S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe, defeating Germany’s Martina Eberl at the second extra hole of a sudden death play-off. The Swede birdied the par-five 18th hole twice in the play-off at Machynys Peninsula Golf and Country Club in Llanelli, South Wales. Eberl, who led [...] Read Full Story

In her final tournament in Europe, Annika Sorenstam shot a 2-under 71 Friday to trail by five shots after the first round of the Nykredit Masters. Martina Eberl of Germany birdied six of the last seven holes for a 66, taking a one-shot lead in the 54-hole Read Full Story