Amy Yang won her third Honda LPGA Thailand title at Siam Country Club on Sunday, carding a 7-under-par 65 to reach 22-under par.

The 29-year-old Korean finished her final round with nine birdies, including a six-pack of gains in a seven-hole stretch (Nos. 4-10).

“Honestly I was a bit nervous out there starting off the round,” said Yang, a four-time LPGA Tour winner. “Just be patient, do your best. Just when nervous thinking rises, just let it go.”

A bogey-free 66 gave Australia’s Minjee Lee solo second-place on 21 under. Spain’s Carlota Ciganda fired a low-round 63, highlighted by two eagles, including a hole-out eagle-2 on the par-4 15th, to grab the bronze on 20-under par.

FINAL TOP 10

Pos-Player-To Par (Final Rd)
1. Amy Yang -22 (-7)
2. Minjee Lee -21 (-6)
3. Carlota Ciganda -20 (-9)
4. Jenny Shin -17 (-4)
5. Eun-Hee Ji -16 (-4)
6. Brooke Henderson -15 (-4)
7. Nelly Korda -14 (-2)
8. Megan Khang -13 (-6)
9. Danielle Kang -12 (-1)
10. Cristie Kerr -11 (-3)
10. Moriya Jutanugarn -11 (-3)
10. Yu Liu -11 (E)
10. Austin Ernst -11 (+1)

WINNER’S STATS

Driving: 268.3 yards
Fairways: 38/56, 67.9%
Greens: 59/72, 81.9%
GIR/Putts: 97/1.64
Scoring: 1 Eagle, 28 Birdies, 35 Pars, 8 Bogeys

TROPHY POSE

QUOTABLE

“I would say 16 par-3, that big putt. I think that was a big putt to finish,” said Yang who pulled away from the three-way tie after her birdie on No. 16. Also 17 and 18 were not easy holes to finish on.”
– Amy Yang, 2019 Honda LPGA Thailand Champion