Yamashita’s course-record 63 wins Aramco Korea by three shots

A bogey-free finish holds off Sara Kouskova’s matching 63, with new official highlights released Monday.

Miyu Yamashita closed with a bogey-free 63 to win the Aramco Korea Championship on Sunday, finishing three strokes ahead of Sara Kouskova at New Korea Country Club. Both players equalled the course record in the final round, but Yamashita's lead and late eagle kept her clear at 22 under par.

The Ladies European Tour released a new collection of the final round's best shots Monday. It features Yamashita and Kouskova alongside Yani Tseng, Ginnie Ding and other contenders from the tournament.

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Ladies European Tour: Monday final-round top shots

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Yamashita had led since the halfway stage. On Sunday she made birdies at the third, fifth, eighth and tenth, then added three more before an eagle at the 17th. Seven birdies and an eagle produced nine under for the round, with no dropped shots to give the chasing group an opening.

Her four rounds of 67, 68, 68 and 63 totalled 266. It was her fourth victory of 2026 and her second Ladies European Tour title, following the 2025 AIG Women's Open.

The tour's longer video follows Yamashita through the final round that secured the title.

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Ladies European Tour: Yamashita’s final-round 63

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Kouskova supplied the strongest challenge. She made nine birdies in her own 63, including both closing holes, to post 19 under and take second place. Her matching course record lifted her from fourth entering the final round, but Yamashita's finish preserved a three-shot gap.

Tseng and Ding shared third at 16 under. Tseng closed with 68 after beginning the day one shot behind Yamashita; Ding shot a bogey-free 66 for her best Ladies European Tour result. Their totals of 272 left them six strokes behind the winner.

Anna Morgan and Stephanie Bunque tied for fifth at 14 under. Morgan's closing 65 included 10 birdies and moved her to the top of the tour's Rookie of the Year standings, according to the LET's report. Kouskova's runner-up finish moved her from 13th to eighth in the Order of Merit.

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Ladies European Tour: Korea final report · Golf News Net: final scores and leaderboard · Love Live Golf: Yamashita’s birdies and late eagle

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Ladies European Tour: Korea final report

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Golf News Net: final scores and leaderboard

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Love Live Golf: Yamashita’s birdies and late eagle

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