Thai golfer Ariyathitikul Thitikul, known as 'Pro Gino,' narrowly missed winning the LPGA F.M. Championship held at TPC Boston, finishing as runner-up just one stroke behind Miranda Wang, a Chinese rookie. Ariyathitikul scored a total of 19-under-par 269, with a strong final round including six birdies but a costly bogey on the 17th hole. She expressed confidence in her performance, stating, 'I don’t think I did anything wrong, just a technical error caused the mistake.' This second-place finish marks her 10th top-10 result of the year, demonstrating consistent high-level performance. Miranda Wang, who secured her first LPGA victory with a score of 20-under-par 268, earned nearly $600,000 in prize money, while Ariyathitikul took home approximately $370,000. Other Thai players also competed, with Ariya Jutanugarn finishing tied for 35th and Prawan Petchluma tied for 69th. Ariyathitikul's recent performances keep her in strong contention for future titles, as she climbs back to world number 1, overtaking Corda, and continues to be a prominent figure in women's golf.