Book description
Trina Gulliver is indisputably the finest ladies' darts player in
the world. With an amazing seven consecutive Lakeside Ladies' World
Championsship titles under her belt, this inspirational woman can lay
claim to being the most phenomenal player of all time. But it hasn't
always been a victorious check-outs for this Warwickshire girl.
Qualifying as a joiner at the age of nineteen, Trina soon set up her
own business and had her first taste of making it in what has
traditionally been a man's world. Her calm head, keen eye and steady
hand proved to be useful skills in this trade - and would prove
priceless when stepped up to the oche as a professional player. Always
a lover of the game, Trina held her first 'arrow' at the age of two,
and after some success later in the Warwickshire County side she went
full-time as a professional player. Without any sponsorship in her
first year, she struggled to make ends meet as she drove all over
Europe to play. But her determination to get to the top saw her make
it to number ten in the world, and she finally hit the bullseye in the
form of a sponsor. Twelve months later she was number one - where she
remains to this day. Fiercely passionate about her sport, Trina has
long been an outspoken critic of the prize money in the women's game
compared to the men's, and has done sterling work in helping to raise
the profile of the ladies' game. Professional to the core, Trina works
as hard as the top male players on her game, and is a role model to
women in the sport. Golden Girl is the story of a woman whose talent,
grit and determination saw her realise her dream. Heart-warming and
inspirational, this book will appeal to darts lovers and anyone
interested in a story of success against the odds.