The final round of the 2016 U.S. Women’s Open began with Lydia Ko seemingly on the cusp of her first Women’s Open win. But a wild Sunday ended in a three-hole playoff between Brittany Lang and Anna Nordqvist.
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Did the USGA ever make suitable amends to Nordqvist for penalizing her, to wit: giving Lang the strategic edge in their approach shots on the final hole in the aggregate playoff by informing her before her shot of Nordqvist's two-stroke penalty & not informing Nordqvist before hers? Certainly, Nordqvist would have attacked the flag had she known of the penalty.