Paula Reto

Paula Reto won the Canadian Pacific Women's Open on Sunday for her first LPGA Tour victory, closing with a 4-under 67...

Alena Sharp was the top Canadian, shooting a 67 to tie for 17th at 10 under. “I think I had a decent shot at it,” Korda said. “I sort of knew where the girls in my group were, so I was just trying to make sure I stayed with them or maybe one or two ahead.

At the CP Women's Open in Canada, Paula Reto outlasted Nelly Korda to get her first LPGA Tour win. The South African is the eighth first-time winner on the ...

“I was home and I was trying to practice, so I actually brought out an older putter that I had," Reto said. She lost hers in Ireland and it took a full week to get them back. Reto grew up in South Africa and her family moved to Florida when she was a teenager. In 2013, she went to LPGA Q school and got her card on her first attempt. She gave it a good run but finished with par. Though her back nine was birdie-free, it was just enough to earn her first LPGA Tour win by shooting 67.

South Africa's Paula Reto held off Nelly Korda to win her first LPGA Tour title at the CP Women's Open in Ottawa, Ontario.

A Lim Kim of South Korea (67)was fifth at 16 under. Her previous best finish was a third-place mark at the Yokohama Tire LPGA Classic in her rookie year. She also carded a 67 and tied for second with Choi (69). Reto birdied the first, third, sixth, eighth and ninth holes to shoot ahead to20 under for the tournament. "I'm really happy, and it's been such a long time," Reto said. The South African set the course record at Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club on Thursday with a first-round 62, but she entered Sunday trailing rookies Hye-Jin Choi and Na Rin An of South Korea by a stroke.

South Africa's Paula Reto captured the first title of her nine-year LPGA career on Sunday, holding on down the stretch to win the Canadian Women's Open by ...

Korda, the Tokyo Olympic champion, had charged into second place with a birdie at 11 and an eagle at the 12th. I was just committing to it, trying to keep it simple." "I was like, 'Just calm your nerves.'

Playing amongst the world's best golfers, Paula finished the week at 19 under par. Golf Canada said Paula and children were the big winners today. With record ...

Golf Canada said Paula and children were the big winners today. Paula told reporters after the win: “I was trying not to watch the leaderboard. I sort of knew where the girls in my group were, so I was just trying to make sure I stayed with them or maybe one or two ahead.