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Se-ri Pak, right, hugs compatriot So-yeon Ryu after her win in the US Women’s Open on Monday.
Se-ri Pak, right, hugs compatriot So-yeon Ryu after her win in the US Women’s Open on Monday.
South Korea's golfing generation of transformation
In the 13 years since Se-ri Pak's victory in the US Women's Open, South Korea has grown to be the dominant power in golf.
Chuck Culpepper
14 July, 2011