Anna Nordqvist emerged victorious at the AIG Women’s Open, securing her third major title. Nordqvist’s victory remains special, especially as it got her a win three years later in Scotland. A favorite to win no matter what, Nordqvist has a Scottish caddie and a Scottish husband. 

She delivered a one-shot win, scoring 12-under 69 to secure the major championship. Georgia Hall, Madalene Sagstorm, Lizette Salas finished T2, with the 34-year-old Swedish icon coming out on top. Mostly flawless in her approach, Nordqvist’s hardly made any errors on her way to victory.

“I think this is the most special one,” Nordqvist said, “just because it’s taken me a couple years and I’ve fought so hard and questioned whether I was doing the right things”. She added that her caddie Paul Cormack worked very hard, and she wanted to try and win for him as well. She also thanked her husband and family, who have been right there to support her.

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Anna Nordqvist makes her puppy drink from the AIG Women’s Open trophy

While people gushed over her new puppy, they could not help but notice that his mouth was in the AIG Women’s Open trophy she won not too long ago. Some comments only gushed over the retriever, some noted that maybe the first photo could have been kept private.

Most fans stuck to congratulating her for her win, also happy about her getting a cute puppy.

Fans react and congratulate Anna

She also won the 2009 Women’s PGA Championship and 2017 Evian Championship. According to reports, she has now won the Girls’ and Women’s Amateur Championships, the AIG Women’s Open, and the Smyth Salver. 

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