American Allisen Corpuz captured her first LPGA victory in dramatic fashion on Sunday, firing a three-under par 69 to win the US Women's Open by three strokes. The 25-year-old from Honolulu finished 72 holes at Pebble Beach on nine-under 279 to defeat England's Charley Hull, who fired a final-round 66, and South Korean Shin Ji-yai, who shot 68.

Golf: Allisen Corpuz gets first LPGA victory for US Women's Open title

Lydia Ko gathered six birdies in a testing breeze on the Highland Meadows course to join South Korean Kim Hyo-joo (68) at eight-under 134

World number one Ko puts US Open fade behind her to take Marathon co-lead

The 19-year-old has posted two wins and a playoff loss in her last three major starts

Ko leads by one shot at US Women's Open

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Golf: Allisen Corpuz gets first LPGA victory for US Women's Open title

World number one Ko puts US Open fade behind her to take Marathon co-lead

Ko leads by one shot at US Women's Open