Yani Tseng is the winner of Founders cup

As a result of lightning near Wildfire Golf Club, play was delayed three times for a total of three hours. Tseng holed her winning 2-foot putt at 6:45 p.m. ?a 8 hours, 4 minutes following the leaders teed off and 7 minutes after sunset.

After temperatures inside mid-80s Thursday and Friday and high 70s Saturday, it plunged to the low 40s Sunday morning in support of got up to the mid-50s.

Following overnight rain, play began at 8:30 a.m. It turned out still inside the mid-40s, spitting rain and windy when the leaders teed callaway razr x irons off at 10:41. Right after, hail fell briefly on areas of the course.

Three strokes behind Miyazato with the turn, Tseng birdied five from the first six holes around the back nine and closed with three pars. On Thursday inside the first round, she played a seven-hole stretch about the back nine in 7 under with the eagle and five birdies.

Tseng successfully defended her LPGA Thailand title in February. She led the tour last season with seven victories ?a including major victories inside the LPGA Championship and Women's British Open?a and finished the season with 12 worldwide titles.

Tseng, tied for the third-round lead with Miyazato at 14 under, bogeyed the seventh and eighth holes to fall three strokes behind the Japanese player.

Following the second delay, with all the sun poking through the clouds, Tseng returned to hole a 25-foot birdie putt about the par-4 10th.

She followed using a 6-footer Taylormade Burner 2.0 irons around the par-5 11th to tug inside a stroke, then made a 16-foot putt from your fringe around the par-4 13th to tie for the lead at 16 under.

Following last delay, Tseng pulled ahead using a birdie on the par-3 14th. Choi also birdied the opening to tie Miyazato for second.

Tseng opened a two-stroke lead using a birdie around the par-5 15th. Miyazato and Choi rallied with birdies on the par-4 16th to pull inside a discount golf clubs stroke, but tend to only match Tseng's pars about the final two holes since they raced to prevent a Monday finish.

Jennifer Song closed using a 66 to complete fourth at 14 under.