The newest member of the LPGA Hall of Fame now owns 22 LPGA career titles. She has three LPGA official wins this season, plus the gold medal. Ko closed with a 9-under 63 to run away from former No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul. Ko finished at 23 under for the tournament.

Lydia Ko made her first start on the LPGA Tour since winning the AIG Women’s Open earlier this summer. She dominated in Ohio at the Kroger Queen City Championship to claim her third victory of 2024. The New Zealander also won the 2024 Paris Olympics gold medal.

Lydia Ko feels like she's in a fairytale and the story isn't over yet. Ko won again on Sunday for third LPGA Tour title in four starts.