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Golf Channel · Sep 13, 2015

Ko becomes youngest major winner in LPGA history

Lydia Ko began the day two off the pace of Mi Hyang Lee, but shot a sizzling 8-under 63 to win the Evian Championship by six strokes. The victory was her first major championship, and in winning, she becomes the youngest major winner in LPGA history. Here's what went down in the Evian finale:

Leaderboard: Lydia Ko (-16), Lexi Thompson (-10), Shanshan Feng (-8), Ilhee Lee (-7), Mi Hyang Lee (-7), Allison Lee (-6), Lee-Anne Pace (-6), Inbee Park (-5)

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