Womens British Open: Inbee Park - Greatest day of my life witten

The world No. 1 shot a joint course record seven-under-par 65 final round to finish the tournament on 12 under, giving her a three-shot victory over fellow South Korean Ko Jin-young at the Donald Trump-owned Turnberry golf course .

'It is the greatest day of my life yet for sure,' Park told the LPGA website after landing the $450,000 first prize. 'It was a great day of golf. I played great golf out there.

'It feels great, this is something I have been dreaming of all my life.



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'Even though I made a couple of early mistakes, I was able to hold on really well on the back nine. Obviously got a little bit lucky. The golfing God was on my side, for sure.'

The 27-year-old Park carded seven birdies and an eagle in her final round to surge past overnight leaders Jin-young and Taiwan's Teresa Lu.

It was a South Korean one-two-three after Ryo So-yeon's four-under round of 68 put her in joint third along with 18-year-old New Zealander Lydia Ko -- the world No. 2 equaled her best performance at a major.

Park has won six out of the last 14 majors and her win in Scotland made her the second youngest golfer to complete a career grand slam -- behind only Tiger Woods.

She now sits just three majors short of Annika Sorenstam's modern-day record of 10 and eight behind Patty Berg's all-time record of 15, won between 1937-58.

Park has clinched the Rolex Annika Major Award ahead of the the fifth and final of the series -- next month's Evian Championship in France.

'I just missed out on that award last year,' said Park. 'I was really close and I couldn't wrap it up. Annika is a legendary player. She's my idol. It feels a great honor to put my name on that award.'

Watch: Donald Trump Turnberry interview

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'It is the greatest day of my life yet for sure,' Park told the LPGA website after landing the $450,000 first prize. 'It was a great day of golf. I played great golf out there. 'It is the greatest day of my life yet for sure,' Park told the LPGA website after landing the $450,000 first prize. 'It was a great day of golf. I played great golf out there. Park has clinched the Rolex Annika Major Award ahead of the the fifth and final of the series -- next month's Evian Championship in France. It was a South Korean one-two-three after Ryo So-yeon's four-under round of 68 put her in joint third along with 18-year-old New Zealander Lydia Ko -- the world No. 2 equaled her best performance at a major. Watch: Donald Trump Turnberry interview Park has won six out of the last 14 majors and her win in Scotland made her the second youngest golfer to complete a career grand slam -- behind only Tiger Woods. It was a South Korean one-two-three after Ryo So-yeon's four-under round of 68 put her in joint third along with 18-year-old New Zealander Lydia Ko -- the world No. 2 equaled her best performance at a major. The 27-year-old Park carded seven birdies and an eagle in her final round to surge past overnight leaders Jin-young and Taiwan's Teresa Lu. It was a South Korean one-two-three after Ryo So-yeon's four-under round of 68 put her in joint third along with 18-year-old New Zealander Lydia Ko -- the world No. 2 equaled her best performance at a major. She now sits just three majors short of Annika Sorenstam's modern-day record of 10 and eight behind Patty Berg's all-time record of 15, won between 1937-58. She now sits just three majors short of Annika Sorenstam's modern-day record of 10 and eight behind Patty Berg's all-time record of 15, won between 1937-58. The 27-year-old Park carded seven birdies and an eagle in her final round to surge past overnight leaders Jin-young and Taiwan's Teresa Lu. Park has won six out of the last 14 majors and her win in Scotland made her the second youngest golfer to complete a career grand slam -- behind only Tiger Woods. 'It feels great, this is something I have been dreaming of all my life. The world No. 1 shot a joint course record seven-under-par 65 final round to finish the tournament on 12 under, giving her a three-shot victory over fellow South Korean Ko Jin-young at the Donald Trump-owned Turnberry golf course . 'It feels great, this is something I have been dreaming of all my life. Read: Tiger Woods slides down the field at PGA Tour event 'It is the greatest day of my life yet for sure,' Park told the LPGA website after landing the $450,000 first prize. 'It was a great day of golf. I played great golf out there. Park has clinched the Rolex Annika Major Award ahead of the the fifth and final of the series -- next month's Evian Championship in France. She now sits just three majors short of Annika Sorenstam's modern-day record of 10 and eight behind Patty Berg's all-time record of 15, won between 1937-58.

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