Lydia Ko said she was "relieved" to have won her first career major after claiming the 2015 Evian Championship on Sunday (13th September).

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SOUNDBITE: (En glish) Lydia Ko, 2015 Evian Championship winner: (On winning the tournament)

"I kind of got a little overwhelmed and I could kind of feel tears coming up when Jason (her caddy) said enjoy the moment coming down onto the green. I thought back of the whole week, all the questions I've been asked, so in a way I was relieved. To have that putt go in, I think everything dropped."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Lydia Ko, 2015 Evian Championship winner: (On being the youngest ever women's golf major tournament winner)

"Yesterday during my press conference I said winning at any age is amazing at a major and all players want to peak at their best at a major. To say that I am the youngest in history for now it's so cool. The big thing for me is I won't be asked that question, but even if I didn't win today I think I would have been really relieved, because I would have been too old for it by the time of the ANA (the next major championship). Yeah I mean it's great and it's amazing that I can leave my name, I guess, a little bit in the history books."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Lydia Ko, 2015 Evian Championship winner: (On what her next goal is)

"One of my big goals is the Olympics. It's only around the corner, it's less than a year from now. The first time it was announced I was like 'Man I really want to be playing in the Olympics' and it's soon."