Yuna Nishimura wins for the first time on the US Women's Golf Tour, complete victory after coming from behind on the final day

The 18th race was greeted by clear blue skies after the continuous rain. Nishimura sank a 1-meter birdie putt and firmly grasped his right hand to savor his victory. "It was a long journey, and many times I thought I wouldn't be able to do it anymore. I'm glad I didn't give up and did it." Tears filled his eyes as he won his first victory in his fourth year on the US tour.

"I'm glad my dream came true" Q&A with Yuna Nishimura - U.S. women's golf

He started the final day with a five-shot difference over second place. Birdie took the lead on No. 3, but bogies on Nos. 4 and 6. He was once reversed by Akira Iwai, who was in hot pursuit. However, they regained their aggressive stance, saying, ``Let's rev up the engine in the second half.'' On the 14th hole (par 5), he hit the second shot with 216 yards left to about 3 meters and took the eagle. He improved on the 15th hole and reached his goal of 20 under par, winning the championship outright.

6 wins in Japan. Although he is small at 150 cm, he struggled on the U.S. tour with the precision of his shots, but ``For the past two years, I have struggled with my shots, which used to be my strength.'' Last year, he lost his seeding and made it to the final qualifying round. Although he managed to secure a spot this season, he struggled, failing to qualify nine times.

She is 26 years old and is in the same grade as Ayaka Furue, who has two wins on the US tour. "What I've been trying to do has fallen into place. I'm glad I kept trying." He was overjoyed by the victory, which was the reward for his hard work and efforts. (Rogers Jiji)