Oh Ji-hyun won the KLPGA Tour’s second major of the season, the Korea Women’s Open, at Bears Best Cheongna in Incheon on Sunday. Oh, who held a three-shot lead heading into the final round, got off to a quick start with back-to-back birdies on the second and the third holes. After shooting two under par on the front nine, Oh extended her lead even further, making four more birdies on the back nine to finish a good eight shots ahead of Kim Bo-ah, the tournament runner-up. “I had three runner-up finishes this season,” Oh said. “I’m glad they finally paid off. Once I made the first [birdie] putt, I gained confidence and that allowed me to make confident strokes [in the remaining rounds].” A final round of six under par was good enough for Oh to set new record for the lowest winning score, at 17 under par, 271. The previous record was set by Chun In-gee in 2013, at 275. With the win, Oh took home a total of 250 million won ($226,837) and extends her lead in the KLPGA Tour’s player of the year points standings. Though this is Oh’s first win of the season, she has been the most consistent player on the Tour this season, and she is currently ranked first in the Player of the Year award standings. Oh turned professional in 2013, playing mainly on the Dream Tour and the Jump Tour. After finishing 10th in a qualifying tournament, Oh made her KLPGA Tour debut in 2014. Since the 2015 season, she has won at least one tournament each season and last year Oh won two tournaments.