David Troy Palmer - Bio
Ranking: Australian #1
World #2 (Highest #1)
Born: 28th June 1976 - Lithgow, New South Wales, Australia
Height: 1.88m, Weight: 82kg
Training Base: Antwerp, Belgium
Coach: Shaun Moxham
Resides: Bermuda
League Teams
- Belgium – Impuls Lifestyle
- Germany – Bonn/Mullheim
- Holland – Squash Utrecht
- French – Rouen
- England, National League – Edgbaston Priory
- England, Super League - Exeter
Career Highlights
- World Open Champion 2002
- British Open Champion 2001, 2003, 2004
- World No. 1 September 2001 – January 2002
- Captain of Australia to World Teams Title 2001, 2003
- Double Bronze Medalist – Commonwealth Games 2002
- Winner of 16 PSA Tour Titles
- President of PSA(2001 to 2002)
Career Statistics
1995
- Runner up Kleenheat Open – Australia
1996
- Runner up Head Satellite No.1 – Malaysia
1997
- Runner up Cali Open – Columbia
- Winner Ecuador Open – Ecuador
- Winner Chile Open - Chile
- Winner Rio International – Brazil
- Winner Philadelphia Open – USA
1998
- Runner up Geoff Hunt Open – Australia
1999
- Runner up Finnish Open – Finland
- Runner up Clermont-Ferrand Open – France
- Runner up Motor City Open – USA
- Runner up Pittsburgh Open – USA
- Winner Mega Italia Open - Italy
- Winner CAS International - Pakistan
2000
- Quarter finals *Al-Ahram International – Egypt
- Quarter finals US Open – USA
- Quarter finals YMG Classic – Canada
- Semi finals *British Open – England
- Semi finals Florida Open – USA
- Winner Motor City Open – USA
2001
- Quarter finals YMG Classic - Canada
- Semi finals *Flanders Open – Belgium
- Semi finals *Al-Ahram International - Egypt
- Runner up *PSA Masters – Egypt
- Runner up Irish Open – Ireland
- Runner up *Super Series Finals – England
- Runner up *Qatar Classic – Qatar
- Winner *British Open – England
- Winner *Hong Kong Open – Hong Kong
- Winner World Teams – Australia
2002
- Semi finals *Pakistan Open – Pakistan
- Semi finals *PSA Masters – Qatar
- Winner *Super Series Finals – England
- Semi finals Commonwealth Games – England
- Semi finals *Hong Kong Open – Hong Kong
- Winner US Open – USA
- Winner South African Challenge - South Africa
- Runner up *Qatar Classic - Qatar
- WINNER WORLD OPEN - BELGIUM
2003
- Semi Finals *Tournament of champions - USA
- Semi Finals Prince English Open - England
- Runner-up US Open - USA
- WINNER BRITISH OPEN - ENGLAND
- Winner World Team Championships - Australia
- Runner-up Pace Credit Union Canadian Classic - Canada
2004
- Runner-up Bermuda Open - Bermuda
- Runner-up PSA Masters - Qatar
- Semi Finals Cathay Pacific - Hong Kong
- WINNER BRITISH OPEN - ENGLAND
- Semi Finals World Open - Qatar
2005
- Semi Finals Tournament of Champions - New York
- WINNER KUWAIT OPEN - KUWAIT
