Lydia Ko has finished inside the top 15 despite falling out of contention during the final round of the US Women’s Open.

Ko has finished in a tie for 13th place following rounds of 71, 70, 72, and 76 to finish at five-over for the event. She finished eight shots back of A Lim Kim who won by a shot to win her first major championship.

In tough conditions, Ko made five bogey’s and 13 pars on route to signing for her tough final round.

She now signs off from major championship golf for the year having finished inside the top 20 in every major this year.

Her highest finish came at the ANA Inspiration where she finished in sixth place. She also finished in a share of 14th at the AIG Women’s Open and a share of 18th at the KPMG Women’s PGA.

The Evian Championship was not played due to Covid-19.