Sandra Post Achievements & Awards Three time winner of the Canadian Jr. Girls and Ontario Junior Girls Championship. Joined the LPGA Tour, 1968, won a Major event the LPGA Championship. 8 time winner on the LPGA tour, including a major the LPGA Championship. 1968 LPGA Rookie of the Year. Unofficially won two more events on the LPGA tour, The Colgate Far East, Melbourne Australia, and the Pioneer Cup, Yokahama, Japan. Won back to back Dinah Shore events, known today as the Kraft-Nabisco, 1978-1979. Awarded the Lou Marsh Trophy 1979 Canada's Athlete of the Year. Awarded the Bobbie Rosenfield Award 1979-1980 Canada's Female Athlete of the year. Awarded Oakville Citizen of the Year 1969. Member of: Canada's Sports Hall of Fame Canada's Golf Hall of Fame Ontario Legend's Sports Hall of Fame Ontario's Golf Hall of Fame Oakville's Sports Hall of Fame Score Golf 2001 Lifetime Achievement Award Awarded the Order of Canada 2003 2004 Mercedes Legends of Women's golf Award, University of Tennessee "Golf teaches you discipline and goal setting and how to control your emotions." says Sandra Post, Chatelaine Magazine, golf article pg. 160 April issue 2003. George Knudson Tournament, Oakdale Golf and Country Club, Toronto Canadian Golf Hall of Fame Members Marlene Streit, Sandra Post, Lorne Rubenstein and Gary Cowan   Past Ontario Women's Amateur Champions. Sue Wickware, Marlene Streit, and Sandra Post with Ontario Women's Amateur trophy, Oslerbrook G & CC, Collingwood, Ontario     Past Champions Women's banquet, Oslerbrook G & CC, Collingwood, July 12, 2010     Golf Hall of Fame members, Gary Cowan, Mary Ann LaPointe, Sandra Post, Mike Weir.. at Mike Weir's induction November, 28, 2010 Huron Oaks Golf and Country Club, Sarnia, Ontario     Sandra Post and Pia Nilsson at the Arizona Spring Golf Camp with Vision 54     Legacy Golf Tournament - June 14, 2010 Clearview Golf Club, East Canton, Ohio LPGA members and junior surround Renee Powell and LPGA founder Shirley Spork on the first tee at Clearview     Sandra Post & Lori Kane