Teenager Anna Huang became the youngest player ever to claim three titles. The 17‑year‑old Canadian edged overnight leader Kelsey Bennett by one shot, finishing at 14 under after a final‑round 66 that featured six birdies and an eagle. The win came at Morocco’s Lalla Meryem Cup on Royal Dar Es Salam’s Blue course.

Her triumph eclipses Jeeno Thitikul, who held the record at 18 when she secured her third title. Huang reflected on the shock, saying, “I’m honestly just so shocked right now… I’m just trying to enjoy the moment!” The victory marks her second year on tour and a consistently rapid ascent in European women’s golf worldwide.

Earlier this month Huang qualified for the US Women’s Open, a milestone for a 17‑year‑old. She also finished tied for third at last week’s Amundi German Masters, while defending champion Cara Gainer slotted into a shared sixth place. These results underscore her rapid rise and position her as a serious contender on the tour worldwide.

With three titles in just two seasons, Huang has cemented herself as one of the tour’s brightest talents. The record‑breaking achievement not only sets a new benchmark for youth success but also signals a shift in the competitive landscape, as seasoned players now face a formidable young challenger in the field for upcoming tournaments ahead.