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Jenny Shin has returned to the winner’s circle after a ten-year wait. The South Korean dominated the ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open—a Ladies European Tour event held at Dundonald Links—winning by a two-stroke margin. Shin led the tournament from the first round to the last, finishing with a total score of 279 (-9) following rounds of 66 (-6), 67 (-5), 71 (-1), and 75 (+3). For the 33-year-old, this marks her second LPGA title—following her 2016 victory—and her first win on the Ladies European Tour. Starting the final round with a five-stroke lead, Shin opened solidly with five pars but then hit a rough patch, recording three consecutive bogeys. A par putt from about two meters on the ninth hole halted the slide, and two subsequent birdies (on the 10th and 12th) restored her firm control of the match. Despite two bogeys on the closing holes, she handled the pressure with composure. «I’m proud of how I held firm,» Shin commented. «This win feels well-deserved; I’ve worked so hard—especially on my putting over the last four years—with the specific goal of winning before I retire.»

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South Korea’s A Lim Kim finished second at -7, carding a solid 68 in the final round. Thailand’s Pajaree Anannarukarn took third at -5, while Germany’s Esther Henseleit finished fourth at -4. American Lauren Coughlin (the defending champion) and Japan’s Miyu Yamashita shared fifth place.

Unfortunately, none of the Italian players in the field made the cut, thereby missing the chance to compete in the final stages of the tournament.

Thailand’s Chanettee Wannasaen (finishing seventh at -2) qualified for next week’s Major, as did Daniela Darquea and Nataliya Guseva. Three other players (Leona Maguire, Ryann O’Toole, and Erika Hara) finished at -1.

The Ladies European Tour now moves on to the fifth major of the year: the AIG Women’s Open, scheduled for July 30 to August 2 at Royal Lytham & St Annes.

After a week-long break following the season’s fourth major, the Ladies European Tour returns to action with a trio of events in the United Kingdom. It kicks off with the ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open, scheduled from Thursday, July 23 to Sunday, July 26 at Dundonald Links, in the heart of Ayrshire. The AIG Women’s Open and the PIF London Championship will follow. This marks the tournament’s 23rd edition (the ninth since it became co-sanctioned with the LPGA Tour in 2017) and the fourth consecutive time it has been hosted by the modern Dundonald links—a course revitalized by a multi-million-pound investment that has made it a jewel of British golf.