Yani Tseng won the second straight LPGA Tour title

"Today the first hole I recently form of felt as with day is identical," Tseng said. "I didn't think that today was Sunday. I didn't feel like I had created a three-shot lead. I just devoted to playing one shot at the same time. I think Used to a good job to only type of focus on myself."

The 23-year-old Taiwanese star led wire-to-wire and finished at 14-under 274 on La Costa's Legends Course. She became the second-youngest player to reach 15 LPGA Tour win.Nancy Lopez was 22 when she reached the objective.

"I believe that it is her work TaylorMade RocketBallZ fairway wood ethic," said Brittany Lincicome, 11 shots back at 3 under. "She has put plenty of effort into being No. 1. She's got definitely raised the bar throughout us."

South Korea's Sun Young Yoo were built with a 71 to complete second.

"I think I played great," Yoo said. "I just didn't make short ones available. It was too bumpy. She (Tseng) played great. Nothing is I'm able to say. Yeah, it turned out fun to look at."

Shanshan Feng shot a 67 ?a the best round during the day ?a to tie for third with South Korea's Jiyai Shin at 7 under. Shin were built with a 74.

Shin began the round using a three-stroke lead over Shin. The straight-hitting Shin birdied the 2nd hole to drag within one, but struggled with her putter, missing par ties of three feet or closer on Nos. 6, 12 and 15.

Tseng chipped set for birdie on the par-4 fifth and also birdied the par-4 ninth. She developed a 15-foot birdie TaylorMade RocketBallZ Driver putt on the par-4 15th and took a six-stroke lead when Shin bogeyed the par-4 16th.

Tseng stood a three-putt bogey from 30 feet around the final hole, her only three-putt green of every week.

The Kraft Nabisco Championship, the first major of year, is in the future at Mission Hills in Rancho Mirage. Last year, Tseng had the 54-hole lead, but closed having a 74 and lost to Stacy Lewis. It was the very last time in seven events that Tseng has lost commencing the ultimate discount golf clubs round while using lead.

"I was very, very close recently," Tseng said. "But while i reminisce, I was delighted that I didn't win because that is why I'm learning. Should you keep winning, you do not know the pain you are planning to learn.