Shin finished with rounds of 71-64-71-73 and a 9-stroke lead over Inbee Park, marking the largest margin of victory at the event. This win comes after Shin defeated Creamer in a two-day, 9-hole playoff match for the Kingsmill Championship title. Her second consecutive win comes with a $428,650 first place check and crosses the $1 million mark in season earnings with $1,168,932. She also earns 60 points toward the Rolex Player of the Year race, which will take her to the top-5.
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Topics: Winners Story, Shin, Jiyai, Ricoh Women's British Open
