Lilia Vu Wiki, Wikipedia, Golfer, Lpga, Family, Bio, Ranking, Instagram

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Lilia Vu Wiki, Wikipedia, Golfer, Lpga, Family, Bio, Ranking, Instagram -: Lilia Kha-Tu Du Vu, a well-known American golfer, plays professionally. She is a Fountain Valley, California, native. She won three matches on the Symetra Tour in 2021.

Lilia Vu Bio

NameLilia Vu
NicknameLilia
Age26 years old
Date Of Birth14 October 1997
ProfessionProfessional Golfer
ReligionChristian
NationalityAmerican
BirthplaceFountain Valley, California, United States

Lilia Vu Measurement

Height5 Feet 6 Inch
Weight65 Kg
Eye ColourBlack
Hair ColourBlack

Lilia Vu Educational Qualifications

SchoolFountain Valley School
College or UniversityUniversity of Los Angeles, California
Educational DegreeGraduated

Lilia Vu Family

FatherKieu Thuy
MotherDouglas Vu
Brother / SisterAndre
ChildrenNot Known

Lilia Vu Marital Status

Marital StatusCommitted
Suppose NameNot Known
AffairsAlex Albon

Lilia Vu Net Worth

Net Worth in Dollars$1 Million
SalaryNot Known

Lilia Vu Social Media Accounts

Lilia Vu News

American Lilia Vu successfully defends her title at the Women’s Open to win her second major of the year.

On Sunday, American standout Lilia Vu won the Women’s Open with a commanding victory as her competitors lost shots as the strain of the final round mounted.

The 25-year-old finished the day at the Walton Health Golf Club in Tadworth, England, with a score of 14 under par, winning her second major of the year. She started the day tied for the lead with England’s Charley Hull at nine under par.

Vu later remarked, “It almost sounds too good to be true. “The last few months have been fairly difficult for me. I hadn’t felt like myself for a while, so when I arrived at this competition and sat down with my team, all we wanted was to be in the running, and somehow it happened.

Hull, on the other hand, produced some miraculous shots, such as a hole-out from a bunker for an eagle on the eleventh, but she eventually showed too much inconsistency, as four bogeys hampered her title defense and she finished six strokes back.

Jiyai Shin, a South Korean, came in third place, one stroke further back, while Amy Yang and Hyo Joo Kim, also from South Korea, shared fourth place on six under par.

Vu’s victory represented somewhat of a comeback after a turbulent few months. She secured the first major of her career in April when she defeated Angel Yin in a playoff to win the Chevron Championship, but she missed the cut in four subsequent LPGA events, including the Women’s PGA Championship and the U.S. Women’s Open.

“I can’t thank my family and my team enough for really believing in me,” a visibly moved Vu continued. “After the Chevron, how I felt afterward, and honestly thinking that those wins were a fluke, and just to be here today.”

Even though the last several months have been extremely difficult, they still supported me and helped me achieve this victory.

Vu earned the country’s first Women’s Open champion since 2014.

With five birdies in her second round of 68, seven more on Saturday to share the lead going into the final round, and six more on Sunday, Vu had an incredibly steady tournament.

Her only genuine mistake of the day was on hole 15, where her drive ended her in the rough and her third shot ended up in a bunker. Despite this, she salvaged a bogey, preventing Hull from taking advantage.

Ally Ewing, a fellow countryman of Vu’s who had taken the lead going into the final two rounds, ultimately tied for sixth place at four under par.

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