The match lasted just over an hour, as Muchova, world No. 45, overwhelmed the 48th-ranked Polish player in all aspects.

This was the 16th edition of the Korea Open and Muchova is the 16th different champion and third from the Czech Republic.

Muchova broke Linette to open the first set, and easily won her services game to go up 2-0 after just four minutes.

In the third game, Muchova battled from 40-15 down to force a deuce, before breaking Linette for the second straight time and moving ahead 3-0.

Muchova continued to dominate Linette with sharply-angled groundstrokes from the baseline, as she held her serve again to build a 4-0 lead.

Linette finally won her service game to cut it to 4-1, though she didn't make it easy on herself with a series of unforced errors.

Muchova took a 5-1 lead with relative ease, and Linette self-destructed with three double faults in the seventh game, allowing Muchova to break her for the third time and win the first set 6-1.

Muchova remained in full control in the second set, winning her first service game without losing a point and breaking Linette to go up 2-0.

Muchova blanked Linette again to win the third game, punctuating it with her third ace of the set.

Linette rallied from 30-0 down and survived three deuces to hold her serve and make it 3-1.

But Muchova came right back to win the next game for a 4-1 lead, and took advantage of four double faults by Linette in the next game to go up 5-1.

Serving for the championship, Muchova quickly went up 40-0 and closed out Linette with a resounding backhand winner.

This was the second meeting between the two players. Linette had prevailed in three sets in the quarterfinals of the Bronx Open in New York last month, but she had no answer against Muchova this time.

Muchova made a surprising run to the quarterfinals at this year's Wimbledon, where she defeated world No. 2 Karolina Pliskova.

This was Muchova's second career WTA final. She lost to Jil Telchmann in three sets at the Prague Open in May this year. (Yonhap)