England Mimi Rhodes requested her second ladies title European Tour for Joburg Ladies Open, making the newcomers victory in the season.
Rhodes, who led three shots heading to the last round, began the day before South African Africa Casandra Alexander and Irish Lauren Walsh, who were in the second place.
Rhodes created a folded last day at the Modderfontein Golf Club, undertook three birdies and published two-Dod 71 by the end of the week the winning score of 14 Pod, one of Alexander.
Although it hit a slightly long 18th, which almost saw the playoffs on the cards, Rhodes was able to keep it cool and get to win.
“Honestly it’s not sunk, I’m still shocked,” said a 23 -year -old man. “I’m really high and lost for words.
“I worked so hard for the moment. I can’t thank anyone, family and friends at home, all my coaches around the world – I have a lot of them!”
She added: “I would never imagine, it is sincerely fulfilled the dream and play so well so soon in my career. I can’t wait to keep the rest of the season a good golf running.
“It is amazing to win in another country and to be my other in a row, it gives me great confidence for the rest of the season and my professional career.”
The latest success of Rhodes is hot on the heels of her triumph at Ford Women NSW Open in Australia in her last trip in March.
Rhodes follows in the footsteps of the Linn Grant, with the Swede also won twice at the reflection in its newcomer year. In 2022 Grant requested both open ladies Mithra and Scandinavian car Volvo. She also won Joburg Ladies Open in the same year, which was her first start for the flight.
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