Lydia Ko reacts to winning the Marathon Classic.
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Lydia Ko celebrates after sinking her putt on No. 18 to win the Marathon Classic. Ko, Ariya Jutanugarn and Mirim Lee each came in at 14 under par to force a shootout. Ko won in the fourth shootout.
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Lydia Ko kisses her trophy after winning the Marathon Classic.
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Lydia Ko celebrates as she sinks her putt on No. 18 to win the Marathon Classic.
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From left: Ariya Jutanugarn, Mirim Lee and Lydia Ko on the No. 18 green for the first playoff hole.
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Lydia Ko hits onto the No. 18 green during a three-way playoff.
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Ariya Jutanugarn hits onto the No. 18 green during a three-way playoff.
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Mirim Lee hits onto the No. 18 green in the fourth playoff hole.
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From left: Lydia Ko, Mirim Lee and Ariya Jutanugarn walk off the No. 18 green to compete in their second playoff hole.
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Lydia Ko holds her trophy after winning the Marathon Classic.
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Ariya Jutanugarn chips onto the No. 1 green.
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Mirim Lee during the final round.
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Ariya Jatunagarn shoots out of a bunker on No. 18.
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Mirim Lee grimaces with a smile after missing a birdie putt during a three-way playoff.
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Lydia Ko waves to fans after winning the Marathon Classic.
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Ariya Jutanugarn smiles after missing her birdie putt during a three-way playoff.
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Alison Lee hits off the No. 2 tee.
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Lydia Ko sinks her putt in the fourth shootout to win the Marathon Classic.
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Ha Na Jang waves after sinking her putt on two.
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Lydia Ko waves after sinking her putt on No. 1.
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Katherine Kirk putts on the first green.
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Lydia Ko reacts after her putt seemingly came up short only to tip itself into the No. 9 hole.
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Lydia Ko lines up her shot on No. 9.
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Lydia Ko's ball pauses before tipping into the No. 9 hole.
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Scores of fans follow Lydia Ko down the 11th fairway.
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Lydia Ko watches her hit off the No. 2 tee.
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Lydia Ko advances down the No. 1 fairway.
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Ha Na Jang smiles as she waits her turn to putt on two.
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Lydia Ko hits out of the bunker on No. 9.
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Katherine Kirk chips onto the first green.
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Ha Na Jang sinks her putt on two.
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Hee Young Park reacts to missing her putt on two.
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Beatriz Recari waves to the crowd after sinking her putt on one.
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Lee Lopez chips onto one.
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Lee Lopez reacts after chipping onto one during the final round.
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Stacy Lewis progresses down the No. 7 fairway.
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Hyo Joo Kim tees off on No. 2.
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Alison Lee chips onto the No. 1 green.
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Stacy Lewis tees off on No. 7.
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Lydia Ko makes the long putt on No. 6.
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Lydia Ko tees off on No. 7.
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Lydia Ko walks the No. 2 green.
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Jenny Shin reacts as her putt goes wide on one.
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Stacy Lewis sighs after teeing off on No. 2.
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Fans line the first green.
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Lydia Ko waves to fans after hitting onto the No. 18 green.
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Lydia Ko throws her ball to a fan after winning the Marathon Classic.
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Lydia Ko holds her trophy after winning the Marathon Classic.
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Lydia Ko, left, stares at her ball after missing her putt during a three-way playoff.
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From left: Mirim Lee, Lydia Ko and Ariya Jutanugarn walk past the scoreboard on their way to the No. 18 tee during a three-way playoff.
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From left: Lydia Ko waves to fans as the three players are driven to the No. 18 tee during a three-way playoff.
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Maude-Aimee Leblanc reacts to a missed putt on No. 18.
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Ariya Jutanugarn waits her turn to hit out of the bunder on No. 18 during a three-way playoff.
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Stacy Lewis twirls her club after missing her putt on No. 18.
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Lydia Ko hits onto the No. 18 green.
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Mirim Lee strategizes after hitting into the trees after her first drive to No. 18 green, which resulted in a three-way playoff.
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Findlay resident Allison Brock, 9, watches players on the No. 14 fairway.
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Fans do the wave as they wait for the players to return to the No. 18 green.
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Mirim Lee reacts as her ball just misses the No. 18 hole in the first shootout for the winner of the Marathon Classic.
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Mirim Lee reacts after missing her putt in the second shootout from nearly the same spot on the No. 18 green as she had putted from in the first one.
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Hyo Joo Kim smiles as she is introduced at the No. 18 green.
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Lydia Ko is congratulated on her win.
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Ariya Jutanugarn waits her turn to putt in the fourth and final shootout.
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The three players tied for first place head back to the No. 18 tee for the fourth and final shootout.
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Fans applaud the three players tied for first place as they head back to the No. 18 tee to start the third shootout.
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Ariya Jutanugarn approaches her ball, which she hit into a golf cart in the third shootout.
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Ariya Jutanugarn smiles after sinking her putt on 18 to finish the final round.
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Hee Young Park reacts after her putt went wide on No. 18.
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Beatriz Recari celebrates as her putt sinks on No. 18.
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Ha Na Jang evaluates her shot on No. 18.
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Ha Na Jang chips onto the No. 18 green.
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Hee Young Park reacts as her chip onto No. 18 just misses the hole.
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Hee Young Park chips onto No. 18.
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Ariya Jutanugarn chips onto the No. 18.
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Carts carrying the three leaders tied for first place head back to the No. 18 tee for the second shootout.
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