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Golf Week · Sep 13, 2015

Lydia Ko makes history with Evian Championship victory

Lydia Ko, shown at the 2015 Evian Championship ( Getty Images )EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France – The signs were everywhere this week. Lydia Ko’s face was plastered on so many championship signs, from bus stops to airport billboards (even in London) that it looked like she’d already won The Evian Championship. Ko, being ever-so humble, thought she’d been chosen because her shirt matched Evian’s pink logo.

Now that she’s done it, becoming the youngest player to win a major since Young Tom Morris in 1868, Evian organizers can simply leave up the signs for another year.

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