The 20-year-old Indian finally found some rhythm in her game this week as she produced a bogey free round that included a hat-trick of birdies from sixth to eighth and a fourth one on 16th
Lytham and St Annes (England): A flawless four-under 68 helped Aditi Ashok record her best ever finish in a Major as she ended her campaign at Tied-22nd in the Ricoh Women's British Open here.
The 20-year-old Indian finally found some rhythm in her game this week as she produced a bogey free round that included a hat-trick of birdies from sixth to eighth and a fourth one on 16th.
Her earlier rounds were 72, 72 and 73 and she totalled three-under 285.
Aditi's previous best at a Major was T-29 at the 2017 Women's PGA Championships.
The Bangalore girl has made cuts in ANA Inspiration with a best of T-42, while missing the weekend action at the US Women's Open and Evian Championships.
England's Georgia Hall with her father Wayne on the bag made history on Sunday. Hall carded a final round five-under 67 to win the Ricoh Women's British Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes for her first victory on the LPGA Tour.
With her win, she becomes the fourth Englishwoman to win the Championship and first since Karen Stupples in 2004.
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The 2018 LPGA Tour rookie finished the week at 17-under par, two-strokes ahead of 36 and 54-hole leader Pornanong Phatlum of Thailand.
So Yeon Ryu finished solo third at 13-under par with a final round 2-under 70.
Hall's victory comes one year after she finished T3 at the 2017 Ricoh Women's British Open at Kingsbarns.
Hall made two bogeys the entire week and didn't drop a single shot yesterday as she kept pace with Phatlum, who recorded a two-under 70. The runner-up finish is a career best for the Thai.
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