Maja Stark delivered a masterclass at Erin Hills, navigating the challenging course with precision to capture her first major title at the U.S. Women's Open.
The Swedish golfer demonstrated remarkable tenacity, carding a final-round 72 to conclude the tournament at 7 under par. Her composed performance earned her a two-shot victory over an impressive field.
Nelly Korda, who posted a solid round of 71, and Rio Takeda, who finished with a 72, trailed Stark by two strokes, securing their spots as runners-up in this grueling competition.
The Erin Hills course in Wisconsin, renowned for its demanding layout and unpredictable conditions, tested every aspect of the golfers’ games. Stark's ability to maintain her composure was key in seizing the historic win.
As the dust settles on another exciting U.S. Women's Open, Stark's victory is etched into the annals of golf history, marking the start of what promises to be a thrilling career at the top level of women's golf.
