Friberg was the 1997 Nordic Youth champion after finishing one-under par over 54 holes at Kalmar Golf Club, Sweden, beating future major winner Suzann Pettersen, Norway, by five strokes.

[2] In 2002, she finished 9th and best Swedish player at the individual European Ladies Amateur Championship, played at Kristianstad Golf Club, Sweden, nine strokes behind winner Becky Brewerton, Wales.

She attended college at the University of Washington in the United States on a full golf scholarship where she was a standout golfer all four years and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Studies in 2003.

She competed at the 2007 Women's British Open, a major tournament on the LPGA Tour, at the Old Course at St Andrews, Scotland, and finished tied for 33rd.

[5] In November 2010, Friberg lost in a four-player playoff at the Women's Indian Open on the Ladies European Tour, when Laura Davies birdied the first extra hole.

[9] After being out of the game for two years running a junior golf program in Sweden and giving private lessons in Arizona, Friberg attempted a comeback and competed in the LPGA Tour's Qualifying School.