The Most Stylish People in Golf: Paula Creamer

By age 12, Paula Creamer was a junior-golf phenomenon, an Alameda County kid whose flair for golf promised a pink (as in healthy) future.

Pink, as it turns out, became Paula Creamer's on-course color-she was draped in it for her 2010 U.S. Open Win-but her fashion sense was shaped at her childhood home.

'I love fashion. I always have,' Creamer says.

Watching my mom when I grew upshe always had her different outfits for springfor summerfor winter-her boots and her jackets. I was always fascinated with howout of her closetshe'd come up with all these outfits-and I wanted to do that as I got older' Creamer says of her childhood.'

'Now, I feel I have my own style. I'm classic but very edgy at the same time,' she says of developing her own style.

Paula Creamer's career earnings on the LPGA total $11,915,165.

She's won 10 times on the LPGA Tour, including one major, the 2010 U.S. Women's Open.

Paula Creamer has appeared on seven Solheim Cup teams.

In her rookie season on the LPGA in 2005, Creamer was named the Louise Suggs Rookie of the Year.

She's currently ranked 10th on the LPGA's career money list.

In 2016, she recorded her 100th career top ten finish at the Pure Silk Bahamas LPGA Classic.