The 22-year-old Thai star won the British Open at the non-Links course of Woburn two years ago and added the US Open in June. "I was here for the 2009 Women's British Open and it is my favourite golf course in the entire world. The current LPGA Rookie of the Year already has two major titles -- the 2017 US Women's Open and this year's LPGA Championship. As a rookie, she reached world number one in November last year and is currently ranked third behind Ariya and the 2015 British Open winner, Park Inbee. "But I played in Scotland last week and the extra experience at a links course has really helped."

Source: Bangkok Post August 01, 2018 00:45 UTC