Brooke Henderson, who entered the final round with a one-stroke lead, shot a 2-under 69 to finish in third place at 13 under. Austin Ernst was two strokes off the lead at 12 under after an impressive 66 on the final day. Four golfers finished tied for fifth place at 11 under. The group included Americans Jacqui Concolino and Emma Talley, as well as Daniela Darquea of Ecuador and Mirim Lee of South Korea. Suwannapura earned $240,000 for her first win. She has earned $312,546 this season and $927,954 over the course of her career. She became the third player from Thailand to win on the LPGA Tour. The others are sisters Ariya Jutanugarn and Moriya Jutanugarn. “It means a lot,” Suwannapura said. “Especially my parents in Thailand. They’re cheering for me. They’re staying up all night just to watch the score. … I mean, yeah, everybody in Thailand, I think, are waiting for this to happen.”
Published in Daily Times, July 17th 2018.
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