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Brooke Henderson, who led by five strokes midway through the third round and still held a two-shot advantage at the start of action on Sunday, claimed victory in the Evian Championship – but the final round had plenty of drama.
The Evian Championship served up final-day drama once again, as Brooke Henderson overcame a massive wobble to clinch the fourth major of the season. After Minjee Lee came from seven strokes back to win last year, no one expected a procession for Henderson. Ad/> But few expected the drama that played out in the French Alps on Sunday, as the Canadian threw away a lead only to battle back and secure her second major title.
EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France — Brooke Henderson's six-year wait for a second major championship title is over.
Brooke Henderson retained her grip on the Evian Championship, as she put playing partner Nelly Korda in the shade. The Canadian began the day with a three-shot lead, and will go into the final 18 holes with a two-stroke advantage over So Yeon Ryu after a display of controlled golf. Ad/> Henderson changed her driver earlier in the year and it took her some time to settle on her new equipment.
Nelly Korda made a magnificent eagle on the final hole to surge to the top of the leaderboard at the Evian Championship. The American’s putting was impressive on the opening day, but she was also having to fight her swing on occasions. Ad/> On Friday, the long game clicked into gear.
Nelly Korda played a shot from the water as she got to within one shot of the lead after her first round of the Evian Championship. The American is playing her way into form after an illness and injury-interrupted season, and she made an excellent start to the fourth major of the season. Ad/> Korda made seven birdies in a round of 64 to move within one shot of Ayaka Furue.
Leona Maguire and Stephanie Meadow were off the early pace at the Amundi Evian Championship as Japan's Ayaka Furue claimed the first-round lead in the year's fourth major in France.
The stars of the Ladies European Tour are back in England this week for the Aramco Team Series, with all three rounds available for free via Sky Sports' live stream.