Beth Coulter has won on her professional debut, taking victory in the Ladies European Tour Challenge Tour event at Malahide Golf Club on Friday.
The 22-year-old only joined the pro ranks four days ago and becomes the first Irish female professional golfer to win a professional tournament on home soil.
Coulter, Ireland's leading amateur over the past couple of years, has been making waves in the golfing world. Her impressive amateur career includes representing Great Britain and Ireland in the Curtis Cup last month.
In a thrilling finish, Coulter got the better of South Korea's in a sudden death play-off at the north Dublin venue.
The two players finished tied on five under par at the top of the leaderboard, with Coulter ultimately prevailing at the first play-off hole thanks to a birdie four at the 18th, compared to a bogey six recorded by her rival.
Coulter's win comes after a narrow miss at qualifying for the Women's Open last weekend, when she accepted an invitation to participate in this week's three-round LET Access Tour tournament at Malahide, part of the second tier of women's professional golf in Europe.
Her victory marks a significant moment in Irish golf history, with Coulter becoming the first Irish female professional golfer to win a tournament on home soil.
The Kirkistown Castle player began the final round in sole second spot after posting opening rounds of 73 and 67 to sit one behind overnight leader, Slovakia's Michaela Vavrova.
Vavrova's challenge faded, with Coulter carding a two-under-par 70 to force a play-off.
Coulter's play-off win was secured by an eagle at the par-five sixth, sandwiched between dropped shots at the fourth and seventh holes, but birdies at the 1th and 17th saw her clinch a place in the play-off.
Coulter's impressive display has sent shockwaves through the golfing world, with many hailing her as a rising star.
The 22-year-old's next move remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: she has already made her mark on the professional golf scene.
After a stunning win on her debut, Coulter will likely be in high demand for future tournaments, and it will be interesting to see how she handles the pressure of competing at the highest level.
Source: Yahoo Sports