A poised Allisen Corpuz received the U.S. Women’s Open in Pebble Beach, California, on Sunday to assert her first main title, placing away six birdies to complete three pictures away from the remainder of the sector.

The wind-whipped Pacific Coast course was no match for the unflappable American, who was the one participant to complete all 4 rounds underneath par, capping her event by carding a three-under par 69. Corpuz, who completed tied for fourth on the Chevron Championship earlier this yr, stored her nerve as her three birdies undermined by a pair of bogey on the entrance 9.

She ran away with the affair with one other three birdies on the again half, with a bogey on the par-three 17, and allowed a gradual smile to crawl throughout her face as she strode down the 18th fairway, the enormity of her accomplishment sinking in. Corpuz was solely overcome ultimately when she wiped completely happy tears from her eyes, soaking within the roar of the group.

England’s Charley Hull (66) obtained off on the proper foot with an eagle on the par-five two and charged up the leaderboard with six birdies offset by two bogeys to complete tied for second place with South Korea’s Shin Jiyai (68).

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