Shiho Kuwaki won the AIG Women's Open in a play-off against Esther Henseleit after an extraordinary final-day finish at Royal Lytham, with Charley Hull and Lottie Woad missing out.
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Key facts
- Shiho Kuwaki won the AIG Women's Open in a play-off.
- Esther Henseleit finished as runner-up after the play-off.
- Charley Hull and Lottie Woad fell short on the final day.
- The tournament was held at Royal Lytham.
Shiho Kuwaki snatched a dramatic play-off victory over Esther Henseleit after an extraordinary finish to the AIG Women’s Open, according to Sky Sports.
The win came at Royal Lytham, where the final day produced a remarkable conclusion that saw Kuwaki edge out Henseleit in the play-off.
Charley Hull and Lottie Woad were among the contenders but ultimately fell short on the closing day, Sky Sports reported.
The outcome capped a tense finish to one of the sport’s major championships, with Kuwaki emerging victorious after the extra holes required to separate the two players.
Why it matters
The AIG Women's Open is one of the sport's major championships, so a play-off victory carries significant weight in a player's career. The dramatic finish also underscores how closely contested the tournament was for the leading players.
Frequently asked questions
Who won the AIG Women's Open?
Shiho Kuwaki won the AIG Women's Open in a play-off, according to Sky Sports.
Who did Kuwaki beat in the play-off?
Kuwaki beat Esther Henseleit in the play-off.
How did Charley Hull and Lottie Woad finish?
Charley Hull and Lottie Woad fell short on the final day, according to Sky Sports.
Timeline
- Kuwaki pips Henseleit to major play-off win after extraordinary finish
Sky Sports News: Shiho Kuwaki snatched a dramatic play-off victory over Esther Henseleit after an extraordinary finish to the AIG Women’s Open, as Charley Hull and Lottie Woad fell short on the final day.
- Kuwaki pips Henseleit to Women's Open play-off win after extraordinary finish
Sky Sports News: Shiho Kuwaki snatched a dramatic play-off victory over Esther Henseleit after an extraordinary finish to the AIG Women’s Open, as Charley Hull and Lottie Woad fell short on the final day.