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Park In-bee, winner of the British Open (Source: Ricoh Women’s British Open website)
Koreans seem to have been dominating the world of women’s golf for quite a while (just take a look at the LPGA page showing tournament winners), so it was no surprise that they did well in the British Open (30 July – 2 August). But it was quite an achievement that the top four names on the leaderboard were all Korean (including the New Zealander Lydia Ko).
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Ricoh British Women’s Open Leaderboard. Source: LPGA website
And in the middle of the British Open, the Women’s FA Cup final took place (1 August) – the first one to be held at Wembley. The first and only goal was scored by Chelsea’s Ji So-yun.
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Ji So-yun celebrates after scoring for Chelsea against Notts County (Source: BBC website)
Ji was named PFA Women’s Players’ Player of the Year 2015 back in April this year, when Chelsea manager Emma Hayes commented: “She is a fantastic young playmaker who has the ability to control a game.”
