SHANGHAI - Danielle Kang said she had a "temper tantrum" and was given a stiff talking to from her caddie on her way to victory in the inaugural $2.1 million Buick LPGA Shanghai on Sunday. The American also revealed the crippling anxiety she has battled in recent months, after she saw off a pack of rivals to win by two shots on a nerve-jangling final day. Kang, who turned 26 on Saturday, carded a final-round 69 for a total 13-under-par 275 at a breezy and overcast Qizhong Garden Golf Club, where seven players tied for second. Kang, ranked 29th in the world, adds Shanghai to the Women's PGA Championship -- a major -- she won last year. Afterwards she revealed the mental anguish she has suffered and credited her caddie with pulling her into line for the run-in to the finish.–AFP