Yuka Saso finishes runner-up to China's Yin Ruoning in Women's PGA Championship

Yuka Saso, who won the US Women's Open for the Philippines in 2021, falls short of her second major title as China's Yin Ruoning rules the Women's PGA Championship.

NEW YORK, USA – China’s Yin Ruoning produced a flawless final round with four birdies to win the Women’s PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club on Sunday, June 25 , and claim her first major title.

“I would say she’s definitely the goal that I’m chasing,” said Yin, who was nine years old when Feng won the Women’s PGA Championship in 2012. “She is the person who inspired me the most.” “Before today’s round, I just told my physio that my goal for today just no three-putt. I don’t care if I’m winning or not, just no three-putt. I did it, too.”

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