Philippines holds off South Korea to win Women’s World Cup of Golf. SUN CITY, South Africa, Jan. 20, 2008 – The duo of Dorothy Delasin and Jennifer Rosales won the 2008 Women’s World Cup of Golf at the Gary Player Country Club this weekend. In a field of 40 women representing 20 countries, the Philippines defeated the South Korean team (61-72-67=200, -6) of LPGA Tour . The teams entered the final round of best-ball tied at 11-under-par. Delasin and Rosales of Team Philippines were 13-under after three holes, but a three-stroke swing on hole five gave Team South Korea the lead after Team Philippines posted a bogey and Team South Korea carded an eagle; Ji-Yai Shin chipped in from 10 feet on the par-5, 492-yard fifth hole. Rosales earned birdies on holes 11 and 12 to tie the score, but Delasin was unstoppable with four consecutive birdies to close out the round and give the duo the win after South Korea was only able to post birdies on holes 14 and 18. (65-68-65). Women’s World Cup of Golf Tournament Summary Jan. 20, 2008 Gary Player Country Club Sun City, South Africa Position Country (Players) Team Score Money 1 Philippines (Jennifer Rosales, Dorothy Delasin) 65-68-65=198 (-18) $240,000 2 South Korea (Eun-Hee Ji, Ji-Yai Shin) 61-72-67=200 (-16) 204,400 T3 Japan (Shinobu Moromizato, Miki Saiki) 66-72-65=203 (-13) 122,500 Taiwan (Yun-Jye Wei, Amy Hung) 66-69-68=203 (-13) 122,500 5 France (Gwladys Nocera, Virginie Lagoutte-Clement) 62-76-67=205 (-11) 84,000 T6 Canada (Lorie Kane, Alena Sharp) 64-73-69=206 (-10) 63,000 South Africa (Laurette Maritz, Ashleigh Simon) 68-72-66=206 (-10) 63,000 Wales (Becky Brewerton, Becky Morgan) 67-71-68=206 (-10) 63,000 9 Paraguay (Julieta Granada, Celeste Troche) 66-73-68=207 (-9) 49,000 T10 Scotland (Catriona Matthew, Mhairi McKay) 68-73-67=208 (-8) 38,500 United States (Juli Inkster, Pat Hurst) 65-76-67=208 (-8) 38,500 T12 Brazil (Candy Hannemann, Angela Park) 68-73-69=210 (-6) 26,600 China (Na Zhang, Chun Wang) 67-75-68=210 (-6) 26,600 14 Sweden (Sophie Gustafson, Maria Hjorth) 65-77-70=212 (-4) 22,400 15 England (Trish Johnson, Danielle Masters) 67-76-70=213 (-3) 21,000 T16 Italy (Silvia Cavalleri, Diana Luna) 73-76-68=217 (+1) 18,900 Spain (Paula Marti Zambrano, Tania Elosegui) 69-79-69=217 (+1) 18,900 T18 Australia (Lindsey Wright, Nikki Garrett) 68-78-72=218 (+2) 16,100 Germany (Bettina Hauert, Martina Eberl) 69-78-71=218 (+2) 16,100 20 India (Simi Mehra, Irina Brar) 70-84-75=229 (+13) 14,000