Koivun, Shin, Herbert: History, Tears, Laughs

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July 27, 2026

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Jenny Shin moved to the USA at the age of nine, when she took up golf. She was a promising youngster who became the second-youngest winner of the U.S. Girls Junior Championship. Shin turned pro in 2010, a year after graduating from school, and rejecting college golf scholarship.

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