Who won the 2024 AIG Women's Open? Final leaderboard explored

The final round of the 2024 AIG Women's Open provided one of the toughest golf tests of the season, with extreme weather conditions on the Old Course at St. Andrews. Despite this, the final day's play was extremely competitive, with five players finishing in the top two.

LPGA Hall of Famer and newly crowned Olympic champion Lydia Ko won the 2024 AIG Women's Open at 7-under.

The Kiwi finished two strokes ahead of four other major champions, Nelly Korda, Lilia Vu, Ruoning Yin, and Jiyai Shin. Ko became the first woman from New Zealand to win the AIG Women's Open.

2024 AIG Women's Open Final Leaderboard

This is the final leaderboard from the 2024 AIG Women's Open:

• 1 Lydia Ko -7
• T2 Ruoning Yin -5
• T2 Nelly Korda -5
• T2 Lilia Vu -5
• T2 Jiyai Shin -5
• 6 Ariya Jutanugarn -3
• T7 Akie Iwai -2
• T7 Casandra Alexander -2
• T7 Mao Saigo -2
• T10 Angel Yin -1
• T10 Linn Grant -1
• T10 Pajaree Anannarukarn -1
• T10 Nanna Koerstz Madsen -1
• T10 Lottie Woad (a) -1
• T10 Alexa Pano -1
• T10 Jin Hee Im -1
• T17 Anne van Dam E
• T17 Jeeno Thitikul E
• T17 Jenny Shin E
• T20 Albane Valenzuela +1
• T20 Charley Hull +1
• T22 Momoko Osato +2
• T22 Georgia Hall +2
• T22 Ashleigh Buhai +2
• T22 Linnea Strom +2
• T22 Celine Boutier +2
• T22 Andrea Lee +2
• T22 So Mi Lee +2
• T29 Paula Reto +3
• T29 Julia López Ramirez (a) +3
• T29 Minami Katsu +3
• T29 Sarah Schmelzel +3
• T29 Yui Kawamoto +3
• T29 Rose Zhang +3
• T29 Alison Lee +3
• T29 Hyo Joo Kim +3
• T37 Wichanee Meechai +4
• T37 Ayaka Furue +4
• T37 Grace Kim +4
• T37 Nasa Hataoka +4
• T37 Hye-Jin Choi +4
• T37 Sei Young Kim +4
• T37 Nicole Broch Estrup +4
• T37 Carlota Ciganda +4
• T37 Ally Ewing +4
• T37 Amy Yang +4
• T37 Leona Maguire +4
• T37 Esther Henseleit +4
• T49 Arpichaya Yubol +5
• T49 Weiwei Zhang +5
• T49 Kristen Gillman +5
• T49 Hae Ran Ryu +5
• T49 Caroline Inglis +5
• T49 Gaby Lopez +5
• T55 Haruka Kawasaki +6
• T55 Xiyu Lin +6
• T55 Lee-Anne Pace +6
• T55 Lexi Thompson +6
• T55 Mi Hyang Lee +6
• T60 Lily May Humphreys +7
• T60 Na Rin An +7
• T60 Gabriella Cowley +7
• T60 Shannon Tan +7
• T60 Alexandra Forsterling +7
• T60 Marta Martin +7
• T60 Shuri Sakuma +7
• T60 Louise Rydqvist (a) +7
• T60 Nuria Iturrioz +7
• T60 Stephanie Kyriacou +7
• T60 Patty Tavatanakit +7
• T71 Manon De Roey +8
• T71 Emma Spitz +8
• T71 Johanna Gustavsson +8
• T71 Maja Stark +8
• T71 Peiyun Chien +8
• T76 Morgane Metraux +9
• T76 Emma Grechi +9
• T78 Ela Anacona (a) +10
• T78 Bailey Tardy +10
• T78 Auston Kim +10
• 81 In Kyung Kim +11
• 82 Ursula Wikstrom +12

Lydia Ko shot a final-round 3-under 69 to win the AIG Women's Open. Her performance included three birdies and one bogey. It was the third major championship for Ko, who had not won a tournament in this category since 2016 (Chevron Championship). She had won the Evian Championship the year before.

Nelly Korda was leading the AIG Women's Open, but a double bogey on the 14th put her back on the leaderboard. Lilia Vu was one putt away from forcing a playoff on the 18th hole, but could not make it and dropped from solo second to T2.

Lottie Woad, the world's number one amateur and reigning Augusta National Women's Amateur champion, tied for 10th to win the low amateur of the AIG Women's Open.