Inbee Park's Winning Streak - NYTimes.com The South Korean golfer Inbee Park on Sunday won her third straight major tournament, the U.S. Women's Open at Sebonack Golf Club in Southampton, N.Y. - a streak no other female golfer has managed since Babe Didrikson Zaharias in 1950. Golf writers took note of Ms. Park's amazing poise. She won by four strokes, at eight under par, on a foggy weekend on a course so rattlingly tough that the former teenage star Michelle Wie quit in the second round, citing illness, and another golfer fired her caddie halfway through the third. With two majors to go, starting with the Women's British Open at St. Andrews next month, it is possible that Ms. Park might complete a five-major, single-season Grand Slam, a feat unparalleled in golf, ever. Maybe then the world will notice, and Ms. Park, the woman Forbes is calling "the most dominant golfer in the world," will break through the obscurity that usually surrounds women's pro golf. But don't look to her to strut and preen. She was characteristically modest on Sunday: "It was just hard to make mistakes," she said.