Penny Grice-Whittaker

After turning professional in 1985, Grice-Whittaker played on the Ladies European Tour. Her first win was at the 1986 Belgian Ladies Open with a course record of seventeen under par. During the 1990s, additional European wins for Grice-Whittaker came at the 1991 Women's British Open and the 1991 Longines Classic. Outside of the LET, Grice-Whittaker won the 1992 Hisiki Ladies Queensland Open on the Australian Ladies Professional Golf Tour. In 1998, Grice-Whittaker ended her golf career to become a singer. In the early 2000s, she started singing as a member of the female musical duo Bits-n-Pieces.

Grice-Whittaker began her amateur career as a runnerup at the 1981 Girls Amateur Championship. As an amateur, Grice-Whittaker won her first amateur events in Yorkshire between 1981 and 1983. At events held by England Golf, Grice-Whittaker won the 1983 English Girls' Open Championship and the 1984 English Women's Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship. In amateur team events held in 1984, Grice-Whittaker was a participant at the Curtis Cup and a bronze medalist at the Espirito Santo Trophy for the Great Britain team.

Penny Grice-Whittaker (born 1964 or 1965) is a former English golfer turned singer. During her golfing career, Grice-Whittaker won multiple amateur golf events in England before turning professor in 1985. As a professional golfer, Grice-Whittaker won the 1991 Women's British Open while playing on the Ladies European Tour and the 1992 Hisiki Ladies Queensland Open on the Australian Ladies Professional Golf Tour. After retiring from golf in 1998, Grice-Whittaker became a member of the female musical duo Bits-n-Pieces in the early 2000s.

In 1964 or 1965, Grice-Whittaker was born in Sheffield, England. She began to play golf when she was thirteen.