Golf: Jenny Shin ends a decade-long wait at the Scottish Open

Jenny Shin ends a long wait

Jenny Shin won the ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open on Sunday at Dundonald Links. The South Korean led from the first hole to the last, posting a 279 total, nine under par. A Lim Kim came up two shots short.

Then there is the number that stops you cold. This was Shin’s first LPGA title in 3,738 days, more than ten years since her last win.

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Four days of holding on

Leading wire to wire on a Scottish links is no small feat, not with the wind swirling the way it does. Shin sat on top for four straight days and never let go.

A Lim Kim kept pushing behind her. That two-shot margin says how hard she chased. It just was not enough to flip the week on its head.

A comeback that matters

This is bigger than one trophy. For a player who has spent most of her career in the chasing pack, winning again at this level changes the math on everything. The back half of her season suddenly reads differently.

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