[2] The following week she won the English Intermediate Championship at Sheringham, a match-play event for women aged between 18 and 23, beating Sara Robinson 2&1 in the final.

[5] In March 1988 Hall was selected for the Curtis Cup match, to be played in June at Royal St George's.

[6] In April she won the English Women's Amateur Championship at Little Aston, beating Susan Shapcott in the final at the 19th hole.

[9] The following week Hall reached the final of the Ladies' British Open Amateur Championship at Royal Cinque Ports, losing 4&3 to Joanne Furby.

[10] In August she was runner-up in the English Women's Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship at Wentworth, behind Sally Prosser, and was then a runner-up to Karen Mitchell in the Ladies' British Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship at Royal Porthcawl, two weeks later.

[14] Hall also reached the final of the English Intermediate Championship, losing to Lora Fairclough, and made her debut in the Vagliano Trophy match in Italy.

[1] In 1990 Hall won the Ladies' British Open Amateur Championship at Dunbar, beating Helen Wadsworth 3&2 in the final.

[18][19] She played in the 1992 Curtis Cup match at Royal Liverpool, Great Britain & Ireland winning by 10 points to 8.

[22][23][24][25] She also reached the semi-finals of the Ladies' British Open Amateur Championship at Royal Lytham, losing to Kirsty Speak.

[26] Despite her achievements she was only a joint winner of the 1993 Daily Telegraph woman golfer of the year award with Catriona Lambert, who won the British, Scottish and Spanish championships and also the St Rule Trophy.

[27] In 1994 Hall won the English Women's Amateur Championship at The Berkshire, beating Suzanne Sharpe by one hole in the final.

[34] She retained her English Women's Amateur Championship title at Ipswich, her third win in the event, beating Elaine Ratcliffe in the final.

[39] For winning the English, British and Australian titles she was chosen as the 1995 Daily Telegraph woman golfer of the year.