The Moment They Knew They Won the U.S. Women's Open: 1948 to Present

For more than 75 years, the U.S. Women's Open has represented the pinnacle of golf, with the world's best players looking to fulfill a lifelong goal. Here is a look at every moment for which footage is available that shows years and years of work, dreams and determination finally come to fruition.
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[@ryearnd]

Great memories,, and a great history. USGA

[@thenumberquelve158]

Enjoyed it, but I do feel there's a glaring omission from this, that being Juli Inkster in the fairway in 1999 telling the camera "Mama's bringing home a trophy-- a BIG one!"
(At least the 2002 one referenced it from the booth.)

[@mme.dilettante]

Shoot, where is Sandra Palmer’s 1975 victory?