Fourth win for rookie Hedwall (2)

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Her drive landed under a tree and she was forced to lay-up short of the water protecting the green, but she finished the job with a par. TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Iron Set 4-PW, SW with Steel Shafts

"I think because I led by three I just tried to stay cool and I was pretty cool," Hedwall said. "I had to chunk it in the water to miss the win, but I know I don't do that from 90 yards."
Hedwall added that there would be little celebration as she was flying to Dubai the same evening, although she might enjoy a meal with her mother, Yvonne, who acted as her caddie for the week.
She added that she couldn't believe the success she has enjoyed TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Iron Set 4-PW, SW with Steel Shafts
in her rookie season, having also been a key member of Europe's victorious Solheim Cup team.
"It's just incredible. I can't believe it myself to be honest. It's been a great year and I'm happy that it's gone so well."
In contrast it was a bitter-sweet end for Phatlum who said that she felt nervous on the last day.
"My effort today was not good enough. I had very good approaches, but my putting was a let-down," said 22-year-old Phatlum, who is a rookie on the US LPGA. TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Iron Set 4-PW, SW with Steel Shafts

Korea's Do Yeon Kim had the round of the week, a seven under 65 to end joint 12th, while Sharmila Nicollet was awarded a ladies' scooter by the title sponsor, Hero MotoCorp, as the best placed Indian competitor in a share of 22nd.
The leading amateurs, Gauri Monga, 17 and Vani Kapoor, 16, both from Delhi, who tied for 37th and 57th respectively, were given gold coins in recognition of their achievements by the Women's Golf Association of India.