South Korean golfer Choi Na-yeon won the U.S. Women's Open on the LPGA tour Sunday for her first ever major championship.

In the tournament's final round at Blackwolf Run in Wisconsin, the 24-year-old bogeyed two holes and triple bogeyed the tenth but picked up four birdies to finish with a one-over 73 for a tournament total of seven-under 281.

This is her sixth win on the LPGA tour as well as her first major championship title.

South Korean Yang Hee-young was close behind Choi to finish second at three-under.

World Golf Hall of Famer Pak Se-ri ended in a five-way tie for ninth place at four-over.