February 13-16
Royal Adelaide, Seaton, South Australia
$1,300,000
Round 1, Round 2, Round 3

Inbee Park saw her seven shot lead shrink to two before clinching her first LPGA title in almost two years at the Women's Australian Open by three shots.

Park held her nerve, made birdie on the 17th and parred the 18th to win her 20th LPGA title, boosting her ranking, rainsing her chance of qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics and defending her gold medal.

"It was a tough day out there today, really different to the last three days I played," Park said. "It has been a while since I played in Australia, it's been eight years since I played here so I'm really happy to be back here playing in front of Australian fans and to hold the trophy is even more special."

Australian caddie Brad Beecher has been with her for all seven major victories..

"I've been working with him for 14 years," Park said. "I came here eight years ago and he always asks me to come every year but this tournament is just too early in the season.

"But this year I ended up playing and ended up being able to present him with the trophy."