In the minutes after her home epic victory at home, Brooke Henderson admitted she was not sure how she would continue the holiday.
“I honestly don’t know,” she said. “But it’s so interesting that I’ve been able to celebrate thousands of fans and family and friends. I’m just very excited that this really happened. It is like a dream come true again, and I mean, I don’t know what I’m doing next.
And then the inspiration hit.
“But I can have a pop. I haven’t had pop like, years. I can have one.”
“Pop” here meant “soda”. And while she was cheating on breaking a year without soda without soda, she would simply hit a two -and -a -half year win at the LPGA Tour with a wild home win at CPKC Women Open at Mississaugua Golf and Country Club in Ontario.
Henderson’s victory was difficult to win; She entered the last round of Sunday connected to the world no.4 minjee Lee and fired four-nine years old, one better than 68 of Lee. Both players shone down the alignment, going shot-to-be-stolen, as each played their last seven holes in three under the money. The moment of the week came when Lee poured into a 13 pedestrian for Birdie at No. 17 and Henderson followed by making a 12-foot to hold a lead with a blow.
“She is an excellent friend and is a really harsh competitor. I knew that today it would be really harsh playing with her,” Henderson said.
The victory was the 14th of Henderson’s career; She is the most winning golf player in Canada’s history and now a twice and national winner Open. Her latest Canadian open victory came in 2018.
“To see the Canadian flags up and hear the national anthem, be able to sing the national anthem after winning Open My National is just as delightful,” she said. “I’ve told everyone for a long time. It’s near, it’s near, it’s near. Eventually exploding again is just as exciting.”
While Henderson is one of the most popular LPGA players, her victory continues a ridiculous attack on the League: Through 22 events this season has been technically 23 different winners, without repetition and a two-player team tour.
“That’s crazy. Yes, that’s amazing,” Henderson said when asked about the record of non -repeated winners. “I mean, I think the strength. The tournament just continues to become stronger and stronger than players all over the world, there are also more country flags and more players from different places coming out.
“So I think it shows how strong it is and how difficult it is to win. Everything has to line up as perfectly to be able to win here on the tournament. I’m just happy to be one of those 23.
Henderson has shown signs of solid games throughout 2025, but had not joined them all for a full week. It started the season only outside the 20 best in the world; This week she withdrew her as the world no. 58.
“I think it can be the longest in the midst of the victories, so for this reason it makes it super special,” she said. “Likes like up there up there near the top.”
How about the specifics about that pop?
“Or sprite or orange fana. These things are good. Maybe both,” she said.
Something sweet to match the taste of victory.
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