Lydia Ko spent 'too much' time playing golf with her husband during their honeymoon but it paid off in spades as the world number one New Zealander kicked off her season with victory in Saudi Arabia on Sunday.
Aug 28, 2022; Ottawa, Ontario, CAN; Lydia Ko from New Zealand tees off the 1st hole during the final round of the CP Women's Open golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Marc DesRosiers-USA TODAY SportsFeb 20 - Lydia Ko spent "too much" time playing golf with her husband during their honeymoon but it paid off in spades as the world number one New Zealander kicked off her season with victory in Saudi Arabia on Sunday.
Ko won her second Saudi Ladies International title by a stroke from India's Aditi Ashok, firing a final round four-under 68 to finish with a 21-under total at the Royal Greens Golf & Country Club."I'm two for two on this golf course," said Ko, who claimed a $701,000 winner's cheque.
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