Dottie Pepper Biography

Dottie Pepper is an American former professional golfer and CBS golf broadcaster who was born and brought up in Saratoga Springs, NY, United States of America. Pepper has won several awards during her prime time as a golfer.

However, Dottie had to bring her career as a player to an end after a series of serious injuries. She currently serves as a golf broadcaster for CBS and the Golf Channel.

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Nationality	American
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Sexual Orientation	Straight

Dottie Pepper Age

Dottie is 56 years of age as of 2021, she was born on August 17, 1965, in Saratoga Springs, NY, United States. She celebrates her birthday on Aug 17 every year and her birth sign is Leo.

Dottie Pepper Height

Dottie stands at a height of 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 m). He weighs approximately 154 lbs (70 kg). Pepper has hazel eyes, and blonde hair and her body measurements stand at 38-26-37 inches.

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Dottie Pepper Education

Details about Dottie’s early educational background is not available. However, immediately after completing high school Pepper joined Furman University in Greenville, SC where she graduated in 1987. While at Furman University, Dottie won five collegiate victories and was named to the All-American team thrice.

Dottie Pepper Family

Dottie was born to both parents in  Saratoga Springs, NY. Dottie Pepper’s father Don Hoyte. Pepper is also a renowned major league baseball player. Details about her mother Lynn Pepper are currently not available. After doing our research, details about her siblings are not known to the public, nevertheless, as soon as additional information about her father, mother, brothers, and sisters is available we shall update all her family members immediately.

Her other family members include her current spouse David Normoyle, former spouses Ralph Scarinzi and Doug Mochrie. Details about her former spouses are currently not available.

Dottie Pepper Husband

Dottie Pepper is married and living with her loving husband David Normoyle. David Normoyle married Dottie in May 2010 in a private blissful wedding ceremony attended by close friends and family. However, the couple does not have any children yet but spend their happy marriage at their warm residence in  Saratoga Springs, NY.

Dottie Pepper’s Husband David Normoyle is a golf writer and historian whose name is also quite popular in the golf sport.

Moreover, Dottie had a few numbers of affairs in her life. Her dating life is of huge interest to her fan followers, and we have some relationship juice regarding that. Pepper, has been married twice before and has had three husbands from her three marriages. Details about her first husband Ralph Scarinzi and her wedding are rather scarce and unavailable.

After her first divorce from her first husband, Dottie Pepper tied the knot to Doug Mochrie. Doug Mochrie married Dottie in 1986 in a blissful private wedding ceremony. The couple was happily married for nine great years before they decided to get a divorce as a result of irreconcilable differences. Pepper does not have any children with her second husband Doug Mochrie.

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Dottie Pepper Net Worth

Dottie has an estimated net worth of $14 million dollars as of 2022. This includes her assets, money, and income. Her primary source of income is her career as a former professional golfer and CBS golf broadcaster. Through his various sources of income, Pepper has been able to accumulate a good fortune but prefers to lead a modest lifestyle.

Dottie Pepper CBS Golf

After retiring from professional golf, Dottie joined the journalism industry where she served as a sports commentator. Pepper, signed a contract with CBS in Oct 2015 to serve as a sports commentator. Pepper replaced former professional golfer David Feherty at CBS. She currently serves as a golf reporter for CBS News.

Dottie Pepper Golf Awards

She has received several awards. One of the best players with exceptional records, She had to bring her career as a player to an end after a series of serious injuries but has continued her efforts towards the game through broadcasting.

Dottie won the GWAA Female Player of the Year in the year 1992, LPGA Tour Player in 1992, and also the Best Female Golfer ESPY Award in 1993 among many other prizes and recognition in her career.

Dottie Pepper LPGA Golf

• In 1988, Dottie became a part of the LPGA Tour and won 17 official events, and two major Championships while on the tour. Her first professional victory would come at the 1989 Oldsmobile LPGA Classic in a 5-hole playoff win over Beth Daniel. At this time in her career, she was known for having a hot temper. Pepper did not always get along with the other players. Dottie was often viewed as standoffish and as someone who was rude and not at all political.
• It was at this time that she received the nickname “Scottie Dottie” by her fellow competitors. Dottie was a constant performer in the 1990s leading the tour in wins for the years 1992 and 1996, in money and scoring in 1992, and finishing no lower than 5th on the money list from 1991 through 1996. Pepper won the Nabisco Dinah Shores in 1992 against the hall of Famer Juli Inkster and again in 1999.
• Her record from the 1999 victory still remains the lowest score in relation to par in a major golf championship. Dottie was on top of the money list in 1992 and was in the top 10 for ten out of eleven seasons from 1991 to 2001. Pepper also played six times in the Solheim Cup for U.S. Though as a series of injuries started cropping up that would eventually force her into early retirement.
• In 1995 she ruptures her rotator cuff and had a series of thoracic back sprains which caused her to miss six weeks of the tour. During the 2002 season, Dottie only played in one tournament, due to problems with an old injury In her shoulder. In 2004 Pepper had decided to hang up her golf bag and announced that she would be retiring by the end of the season.

Dottie Pepper Other Wins

• 1992 JCPenney Classic (with Dan Forsman), Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge (with Patty Sheehan and Nancy Lopez)
• 1995 JCPenney/LPGA Skins Game
• 1996 Diners Club Matches (with Juli Inkster)
• 1997 Diners Club Matches (with Juli Inkster)

• 1999 Gillette Tour Challenge Championship (with Graham Marsh and Tom Watson), Diners Club Matches (with Juli Inkster)
• 2000 Hyundai Team Matches (with Juli Inkster)
• 2001 Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge (with Annika Sörenstam and Karrie Webb)

Summary

• Starts – 65
• Wins – 2
• 2nd-place finishes – 3
• 3rd-place finishes – 3

• Top 3 finishes – 8
• 12 – Top 5 finishes
• Top 10 finishes – 17
• Top 25 finishes – 41

• Missed cuts – 3
• Most consecutive cuts made – 38
• The longest streak of top-10s – 5

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