The 20-year-old rounded off an excellent week, which saw her card rounds of 66, 72, 65 and 67 to triumph with a score of 18-under-par at Rosendaelsche Golf Club in the Netherlands.

The victory was also Kyriacou’s first as a professional having won the 2020 Geoff King Motors Australian Ladies Classic Bonville while still an amateur and she had her dad Nick on the bag.

“I’m buzzing! I forgot what it was like to win, it has been a little bit of time,” Kyriacou said.

“There was some great golf out there, Sanna [Nuutinen] played really well, and she holed some really long putts. It was pretty tight, and I was a bit nervous. 

“It is something pretty special (to have her father caddy for her). He has been there since day one.

“He spent all his time and energy when I was little so to have him on the bag for a win is pretty special.

“All my friends stayed up to watch my score! I’m very grateful for the support team I have.”

Kyriacou got off to a great start when she birdied the opening hole and then rolled in back-to-back birdies on five and six to make the turn in 33.

The 2020 LET Rookie of the Year ended a run of nine pars with back-to-back birdies on 16 and 17 – the latter putting her back into lead.

But it wasn’t a simple procession to the trophy presentation on the last hole, as she had to recover from some wayward shots to make par. 

“I hit my drive a little right and then somehow hooked my second shot left,” said Kyriacou, who is set for a big jump from her current Rolex Women’s World Golf Ranking of 153.

“I don’t know what I was thinking. There was rubbish in front of me and I thought if I just chip this over and land it somewhere up there for a par putt and I did exactly that.

“It was a huge weight off my shoulders after that shot.”

Finland’s Sanna Nuutinen carded a final round of 69 which included six birdies and three bogeys to finish in second place on 16-under-par.

In the 2021 Race to Costa del Sol standings, it has all changed at the top as Nuutinen leads on 932.42 points with Kyriacou second on 845.58 and Atthaya Thitikul third with 804.17.