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Teenager becomes youngest British Open champion

Teenager becomes youngest British Open champion
BBC Sport Monday 08 June 2026, 06:13 UTC 1 min read
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Egyptian teenager Amini Orfi breaks a 94-year-old record to become the youngest ever British Open women's champion.

Egyptian teenager Amini Orfi breaks a 94-year-old record to become the youngest ever British Open women's champion.
British (ORG) Egyptian (ORG) Amini Orfi (PERSON) British Open (EVENT)
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