China's Yin Ruoning shook off an early bogey burst to card a one-under-par 70 and win her first LPGA title at the Los Angeles Open, holding off major winner Georgia Hall by one stroke.
In only her second season on the US tour, Yin started the day with the lead but appeared in deep trouble after three straight bogeys at the third, fourth and fifth holes. But she kept her nerve, reeling off four straight birdies from the sixth through the ninth to get her title bid back on track.
"I fought so hard today," said Yin, who was in tears as fellow Chinese players congratulated her on the 18th green. "I'm so happy that I fought back, from holes six through nine it was four birdies."
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