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CME GROUP TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP

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December 2022

Ko Wins Richest Prize In Women’s Golf

CME GROUP TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP

New Zealand’s Lydia Ko has won the biggest winner’s check in the history of women’s golf after her wire-to-wire victory in the season-finale CME Group Tour Championship. Ko, who is now a 19-time LPGA champion, shot a 2-under 70 on Sunday to finish at -17 overall and two strokes ahead of thirdround co-leader Leona Maguire. With her win, the Kiwi also clinched the 2022 Player of the Year award for the second time in her career and back-to-back Vare Trophies for the player with the season’s lowest scoring average.

Ko, who also won the tournament in 2014, pocketed the record $2 million prize for victory at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples Florida with her two-under round of 70 in blustery conditions.

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