From Olympic glory to a stunning Women’s British Open victory - Lydia Ko is living the dream!
When the last putt dropped, Lydia Ko could hardly contain her emotions. The 27-year-old New Zealand-born golfer, who has already gifted the world with her impressive talent, achieved a stunning victory at the Women’s British Open at the iconic Old Course in St. Andrews, Scotland. Breaking free from an intense pack of competitors, Ko birdied the final hole to clinch a spectacular win, marking her third major title in her blossoming career and the first in eight long years.
With a final round score of 69 and a total of seven-under par for the tournament, Ko's gameplay wasn’t just skillful - it was masterful. She faced a tough field, battling elite golfers who were all vying for the crown, but her calm demeanor and strategic approach saw her through, much like a well-written script in a movie. As she raised her arms in victory, it was clear this was not just another win, but a glorious comeback that had been a long time in the making.
Describing the moment as ‘surreal,’ Lydia Ko reflected on her journey from Olympic gold medalist to major championship winner, stating that winning at St Andrews felt like a ‘Cinderella-like story.’ Cameras caught the heartwarming sight of Ko covering her face in disbelief as tears of joy streamed down her cheeks, a fitting response to years of hard work and dedication finally culminating in such a triumphant moment. The world of golf held its breath as this confident yet humble champion made her mark once more.
As the celebrations unfolded and congratulatory messages flooded in, Lydia Ko's achievement added a remarkable chapter to her already impressive story. On top of the Olympic glory and now this significant major title, Ko is also on the path to potentially join the World Golf Hall of Fame. As she continues to push boundaries, here's hoping this is just the beginning of an even more outstanding journey for a true legend in the making. And let's not forget, in addition to Ko’s incredible talent, did you know she became the youngest player in history to be ranked No. 1 in the world at just 17? Now that’s the kind of trivia that will make your next golf chat quite interesting!
ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) — Lydia Ko captured her third major title — and first in eight years — by breaking free from a logjam of world-class talent to win the ...
Olympic gold medalist Lydia Ko birdied the final hole at St. Andrews to shoot a 69 and win the Women's Open by two strokes for her third career major title.
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) — Lydia Ko covered her face with her hands and cried tears of joy. An Olympic gold medal . Entry into the Hall of Fame.
'It's surreal': Ko's 'Cinderella' story continues with British Open victory following Olympic gold.
ST ANDREWS, Scotland — It was another unbelievable moment for Lydia Ko on Sunday afternoon at the Old Course as the 27-year-old birdied the last hole at St ...
Lydia Ko shot a final-round 69 on the Old Course at St Andrews to finish seven-under par and add the Women's Open to her Olympic gold medal.
The 27-year-old added another accomplishment to her resume, winning her third major championship.
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) — Lydia Ko covered her face with her hands and cried tears of joy. An Olympic gold medal . Entry into the Hall of Fame.
Just weeks after being crowned the Olympic champion at Paris 2024, Ko has ended her eight-year wait for a major at St Andrews on Sunday (25 August).
Lydia Ko is now forever a champion at St. Andrews, a fitting title for a generational player. Timing your game to peak during the biggest events of the year is ...
Ko shot a 69 on the final day (her best round of the tournament) rolling in a left-to-right birdie putt at the storied 18th hole on the Old Course at St.
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) — Lydia Ko covered her face with her hands and cried tears of joy. An Olympic gold medal. Entry into the Hall of Fame.
Lydia Ko's childhood coach has praised the golfer for never being willing to settle. Yesterday the 27-year-old won the Women's Open at St Andrews – her ...