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Jasmine
Suwannapura
Thailand
Birthdate
11/20/1992 (33)
Birthplace
Bangkok, Thailand
Swing
Right
Turned Pro
2011
Height
5' 5"
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LPGA
Suwannapura wins LPGA event with playoff eagle
2Y
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LPGA
Suwannapura atop Razorbacks-heavy leaderboard
2Y
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Jasmine Suwannapura
Suwannapura slips, rebounds to lead in Malaysia
2Y
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Jasmine Suwannapura
Suwannapura takes first-round lead in Malaysia
2Y
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LPGA
Jutanugarn sisters shoot 59, pick up LPGA win
5Y
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