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Bay Equity Adds LPGA Great Pat Hurst as LO

Mar 23, 2017
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Former 26-year LPGA great Patricia Hurst has joined Bay Equity Home Loans as a loan officer in the company’s Danville, Calif. officeFormer 26-year LPGA great Patricia Hurst has joined Bay Equity Home Loans as a loan officer in the company’s Danville, Calif. office.
 
Her success on the toughest courses in the world will serve her well in the world of mortgage lending: Planning and execution, attention to detail and focus on her goals. Her goals include: To work for her clients to the fullest potential, utilizing a strong work ethic, patience and the great resources of Bay Equity.
 
The LPGA’s Rookie of the Year in 1995, Hurst is a six-time winner on the LPGA tour. She’s one of only 114 ladies who can boast a victory in a “Major” tournament; her one-stroke victory in the 1998 Nabisco Dinah Shore Classic.
 
“Rest assured I will bring a ton of energy, passion and integrity to my new profession,” Hurst said. “I believe the transition will be as smooth as my putting stroke.”
 
Hurst is not retiring from golf entirely, as this August, she’ll return as an assistant captain for the U.S. team as it defends the Solheim Cup. The biennial event pits a team of the best women’s pros in the U.S. against the best in Europe.
Former 26-year LPGA great Patricia Hurst has joined Bay Equity Home Loans as a loan officer in the company’s Danville, Calif. office
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