Shin seals Women's Scottish Open victory at Dundonald in windy finale

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Jenny Shin beat fellow Korean A-Lim Kim by two strokes to win the Women's Scottish Open at Dundonald, finishing 9-under after a final-round 75 that featured three bogeys on the front nine. Kim shot 68 to take second, Pajaree Anannarukarn was third, and only about 10 players broke par. Shin’s first title in more than a decade came with emotional celebrations, as she reflected on earning it this time around. Charley Hull finished 10-over, while Nelly Korda shot 69 to finish two over; next up is the Women’s Open at Royal Lytham St Annes next week.
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