2018 Canadian Women's Amateur Championship

“It’s been a whirlwind,” Noh said. “At the beginning of the year I really set my goals for the three events this month. . .I didn’t think I could win all of them. I’d be really happy with winning one out of three. Winning three in a row is just crazy.”

Crazy good. What a future Noh seems to have as she heads into her senior year of high school. She won Friday on the 72nd hole, two-putting for par and finishing the event at 11-under par. That was one shot better than Dylan Kim of Sachse, Tex.

Kim and Noh came to the 18th tee tied for the lead. Kim pulled her drive into the left rough and had to try and hit a low hook beneath a tree. She mis-hit it and her ball remained in the rough. Kim had to settle for a bogey and second place.

Noh, who had striped her drive down the middle of the 18th fairway, changed clubs after seeing Kim miss her second shot. “I decided I just wanted to be safely on the green so I club-upped and hit a short shot. I was just going for the middle of the green.”