Steph Kyriacou sank an impressive albatross to conclude the LPGA Black Desert Championship on Monday morning (AEST).
The Australian golfer achieved the feat on the par-5 18th hole of the Ivins, Utah course.
Using her 5-wood from the fairway, Kyriacou dropped her second shot right on the green before it rolled into the cup.
The albatross – which refers to scoring three-under par on a single hole – saw her shoot up the leaderboard to equal sixth.
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It also meant the 24-year-old shot five-under on the day, and 16-under for the tournament.
Watch Steph Kyriacou's albatross below:
STEPH KYRIACOU WITH AN ALBATROSS ON 18 🤯🤯🤯 pic.twitter.com/hsEvjxwGl9
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"Yeah, I mean, I just nailed my driver, my second shot. The second shot was actually a pretty good number," Kyriacou said.
"It was 212 meters to the flag, and my 5-wood carries like 195, so it just landed short, bounced up," Kyriacou said.
"I was just trying to hit on the green to be honest. Then I smoked it, and it went in.
"I kind of stopped watching it, and everyone was like, 'whoa, whoa, whoa', and then they cheered. I was like, 'oh, that’s pretty good.'"
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It's the first time Kyriacou has hit an albatross on the LPGA Tour, although she revealed she previously achieved the feat in a social round in Australia.
"Well, I have, but it’s back at home, so doesn’t really count. It’s not the same," she said.
"Well, it does, but in a tournament, on camera, there is proof.
"I can now say I’ve definitely had an albatross."
Kyriacou finished one stroke ahead of fellow Aussie Grace Kim.
South Korean talent Ryu Hae-ran took home the title, finishing five shots ahead of the pack at 26-under.