Anchor: South Korean golfer Chun In-gee came from behind to grab her first LPGA major title, a 10th win for South Korean female golfers this season. Chun birdied three of the last four holes to win the U.S. Women's Open on Sunday.
Our Kim In-kyung has more.
 
Report: South Korean Chun In-gee grabbed her first LPGA major title at the U.S. Women's Open on Sunday.
 
Chun entered the final round four shots behind Amy Yang, but birdied three of the last four holes to achieve victory at Lancaster Country Club in Pennsylvania.
 
Chun seized the lead on the 15th hole with a three-meter birdie putt and sank another birdie putt of about four meters on the 16th hole.
 
The champion nearly secured her victory by posting a third straight birdie on the 17th hole.
 
Bogeying the 18th hole, Chun left the door wide open for Yang to stage a comeback, but a bogey by Yang gave Chun the victory. 
 
Chun finished at eight under, winning in her major debut.
 
[Sound bite: Chun In-gee, U.S. Women's Open winner (Korean)]
"I could win because I could feel the strength of my fans rooting for me back in Korea."
 
Chun has become the seventh South Korean golfer to win the U.S. Women's Open since Pak Se-ri in 1998.
 
Chun is having her best year this season as her victory comes on the heels of three wins in South Korea and one in Japan.
 
With Chun's win, South Koreans have captured ten LPGA championships in 17 tournaments so far this season.
Kim In-kyung, KBS World Radio News.