Ingrid Lindblad wins his first title on the LPGA Tour at the JM Eagle La Championship 2025 – Golf Plus blog

The Swedish Ingrid Lindblad wrote a new page in the history of women’s golf course by winning its very first title on the LPGA Tour During the JM Eagle the Championship 2025, which was held from April 17 to 20, 2025 at the El Caballero Country Club of Los Angeles.

With a final score of -21 (68-63-68-68), Lindblad dominated the competition from start to finish, displaying an impressive regularity throughout the tournament. Despite a constant pressure from her prosecutors, the Swedish managed to keep her cool and finish with one step ahead of the Japanese woman Akie Iwaiwho committed a decisive bogey on the last hole to conclude -20.

This success marks a turning point in the career of Lindbladwhich is only his third participation as a member of the LPGA Tour, and who, at 20, already proves his immense potential on the circuit.

A victory won under pressure

After a solid first round of -4Ingrid Lindblad took control of the competition with an incredible -8 In the second round, chaining Birdies after Birdies. His third day performance was marked by a 68 who put it in a position of strength for the last round.

Sunday, Akie Iwaiwhich had been one of the best in the tournament, gave everything to try to surpass Lindblad. However, a Bogey in the 18th hole sealed her fate, allowing the Swedish to win with a step ahead.

Un podium international

The competitiveness of the tournament was put forward by a podium which reflects the diversity of the LPGA Tour. Hannah Greenfrom Australia, concluded the tournament in -18a blow in front Nelly Korda et Minjee Leeboth at -17. Green, who had already won several major titles, has shown that she was a formidable competitor, although she could not catch up in the last stages.

French women back

Tricolor side, Perrine Delacour et Pauline Roussin-Bouchard were present this week in Los Angeles, but none of them managed to cross the cut. This difficult tournament is now behind them, and they will continue to focus on their performance during the next circuit events.

(Visited 64 times, 1 visits today)