Yani Tseng of Taiwan said in tears Sunday after capturing the title of the 2010 Women's British Open that the trophy was of great significance to her. 'The win means that my golfing skills have progressed to reach world levels,' the 21-year-old golfer said in an interview with the selfnews. Tseng, the leader from round one, went into the final 18 holes with a four-shot lead at Royal Birkdale. But it was down to one with five to play and she eventually had to hole a six-foot putt at the last to secure victory with a round of 73. On 11 under, Tseng edged Katherine Hull of Australia by just one stroke to claim her second major of the year and the third of her career. Tseng is now the youngest woman to have won three majors. Her previous wins came in 2008 LPGA Championship and the Kraft Nabisco Championship in March this year. 'It is great to have won three majors,' said Tseng, who came into the British Open as the world No. 5. The latest victory marked yet another step toward her goal of becoming the world's top women golfer. 