Inbee Park

Inbee Park is a South Korean professional golfer and seven-time major champion. Her 2013 victories in the first three majors of the season made her the first golfer to achieve that feat in a calendar year.

2013 U.S. Women's Open: The 68th U.S. Women's Open, won by Inbee Park at Sebonack Golf Club. This victory was the second of Park's three consecutive major titles in 2013.
Putting: The golf stroke used to roll a ball toward or into the hole, usually on the green. Park earned a reputation for exceptional control and consistency on the greens.
Lydia Ko: A New Zealand professional golfer who became one of the youngest major champions in women's golf. Ko was a leading contemporary rival during Park's peak years on the LPGA Tour.
Women's golf at the Olympics: The women's golf competition at the Olympic Games, restored to the program in 2016. Park's gold medal made her the first Olympic champion in women's golf since 1900.
2013 Women's PGA Championship: The 2013 edition of the LPGA Championship, won by Inbee Park for the third consecutive year. Park's win made her the first golfer to claim the season's first three majors in a calendar year.
Strokes gained: A golf statistic that measures performance against the field by estimating strokes gained or lost on each shot. It offers a way to quantify the putting and approach strengths that shaped Park's results.
Stacy Lewis: An American professional golfer and two-time major champion. Lewis won the 2013 Women's British Open as Park's bid for four consecutive majors ended.
Grand Slam in golf: The achievement of winning all designated major championships, with definitions varying across golf eras and tours. Park's three-major start in 2013 prompted debate about whether a calendar-year Grand Slam was within reach.
2013 Women's British Open: The 2013 major championship at St Andrews, won by Stacy Lewis. Park's bid for a calendar-year Grand Slam ended when she finished tied for 42nd.
Course management: The strategic choices golfers make about targets, clubs, and risks during a round. Park's disciplined decisions complemented her precision rather than relying on maximum distance.

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