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Highlights: 2026 U.S. Women's Open, Final Round

Watch highlights from the fourth and final round of play at the 2026 U.S. Women's Open, taking place at Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California.

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Today, Riviera Country Club will crown its first major champion in the women's game.

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Yes, yes.

That is an incredible start for Charley Hull.

Headed up toward the green, Tom.

Yeah, up into the bunker, green side, and Gaby Lopez, third shot.

Up and down for a birdie.

A little bit more of a tighter line than what we saw.

Oh, that looks tasty.

Charley Hull is tied for the lead.

Punches this nine iron.

Softly, softly.

Needs a good first bounce.

Ooh.

Oh, she got a great bounce there.

Oh, wow.

Well judged.

A good line.

Well, could she use the slope?

Yes, she can.

Yes.

Yes.

Oh, Charley Hull.

Bit of a false front there, Amelia.

Just landed almost right on top of it.

Asking for it to sit.

It's gonna be just fine for Hull.

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She's gonna have a putt for another birdie.

Yeah.

Yes.

I'd say that she will.

Over at the sixth, this is Ingee Chun from the green side bunker.

Really challenging stance.

One leg in, one leg out.

Knew all along she was gonna play it beyond, but that was really good contact considering her setup.

This turning from right to left, a little left of the flag.

Here we go.

And that needs to settle a little bit.

Oh.

Drawing just a little left of it.

And it should come back.

Might not come back quite as far as Seyoung's did.

It's trying.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Whoo.

This is a tough seven-footer to make here.

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Very quick downhill, moving left to right.

You've gotta do everything perfectly here.

Another clutch putt- from Nelly Korda in the final round of the U.S. Women's Open.

This is not easy.

She's Doesn't have a lot of green to work with, coming off a little bit of a downhill lie, hitting up to an elevated green.

Played it well.

Played it really well.

Played it great.

Over at the ninth, Nelly Korda for the solo lead.

Oh.

Looked good for a long time.

That'll be a front nine of one under par, 34.

Leading the field in putts per green in regulation.

Would be another one here.

Yeah.

Charley Hull- Oh, yeah breaks out of that tie at the top.

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And Chun's third.

She busted a three wood to get to that point.

Made for a pretty easy chip, and another potential up-and-in for birdie.

Yeah.

It's a two-shot lead.

Yeah.

First two-shot lead of this final round- Let's go and it is Ingee Chun.

Wow.

I can't believe she was able to leave that short of the hole.

That was almost too good there.

Second of 13 for Gaby Lopez.

Finds herself three shots back.

Very good.

Very good.

And this is trying to work towards the hole for Gaby Lopez.

Oh.

We just gotta get her on the back nine, Tom.

Yes, this is where she shines.

So, a lot of change for Chun- Oh and this time, not able to save it.

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And she drops back to eight under, not one clear of Korda and Hull.

It rolled nicely through that fringe.

There's your putter.

Find it, find it, find it.

Oh, what a putt.

Oh.

Seyoung Chun just onto the edge for a likely birdie.

Oh.

Oh, yeah.

So, a good chance for Korda.

Out to the 15th.

Par putt for Chun to stay tied for the lead.

That is an incredible par.

Trying to make the birdie here.

Climbs up onto that correct shelf, and it gives her a good look at making a four to tie the lead.

Let's go.

Let's go to the 16th.

Chun, seven iron on the way.

Yeah, this is pulled a little bit to the left-hand side of the green.

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Whoo.

So hard to be confident on that tee with the right club choice.

This is the distance.

She spent quite a bit of time working with her coach, Nick Soto, coming into the week.

And so important.

Yeah.

It drops for Hull.

She's at seven under par.

She's tied the lead.

She's got one to play, trying to set that target in the clubhouse for others to match.Off into the wind, just right of it.

Woo!

Exactly what she needed to do, center of the green.

Yay.

Rippes back to the right.

Oh.

That was a good-looking putt.

Chipping back into the wind.

Oh, man.

Oh.

That had a lot of speed on it.

She tried to check it up.

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Yeah.

Tapped.

Touch par by Hull at the last.

Well up.

Well up.

And she has given herself a great look.

Come on.

Come on.

Yeah.

Gaby Lopez joins the fray at seven under.

And keeps Mexico's hopes alive.

Come on.

Come on.

Go.

Come on.

Go, go, go, go.

Sit.

Ah, sit.

This is what Nelly said earlier was one of the fastest- Very greens on the golf course back to front.

She thought that hopped on her, but it didn't.

Excellent speed.

Is it gonna stay out?

It does.

Yeah.

And Korda leads by one in her national open, the one that she wants to win so desperately.

In Gee Chun up ahead, playing her third.

Yes.

Come on.

Needs a par to join Lopez and Hull.

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Come on.

Oh.

Not this time.

And Chun is eliminated from the title chase.

But, boy, she gave it her all.

Let's go, Nelly.

Two putts from there and Korda will have a US Women's Open title.

Nelly, come on.

Come on.

Come on, Nelly.

Yeah.

And it's happened.

It just curled in, but Nelly Korda has the greatest title in the game.

But that just slipped in on the left side.

No matter, she's a US Women's Open champion at Riviera.

Dan, that was a fitting roller coaster ending to a roller coaster day.

Judging by her reaction, she thought she missed it.

I thought it had a good chance of coming out, too, Morgan.

I mean, it took a lot of that left edge.

These are never easy, are they?

Oh, she can't believe it.

Nelly, Nelly, Nelly, Nelly, Nelly, Nelly, Nelly, Nelly, Nelly.

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