Lpga Singapore: Charley Hull One Shot Behind the Lydia Leader who goes to the final circuit | Golf news
English Charley Hull is one goal behind the Lydia Leader who after the third round of the Women’s World Cup HSBC Singapore.
Whoever shot four -nails 68 on Saturday to get out of one blow behind one blow in front of 10, under the total number of Tanjong at the Sentos Golf Club.
Hull, who was birds two of his first four holes, was a shot behind the second after 68. Jeeno Thiticulo had the best circle of the day, 66, to move to third place, three shots behind the ko -a.
“My opinion will not differ from literally the last three days. Just go out there, play golf, open some paths and have fun,” said the double winner of the LPGA Tour Event Event Hull.
Lim Kim, who led after the first two roundsHe moved in the wrong direction with 73 and was tied to fourth place, four leads from the lead.
The defender of champion Hannah Green had 67 to transfer 16 seats on the water board and was five behind the leaders of Ko, who had three divine with seven birds, including four on the back of nine.
Who persecutes his 23rd LPGA title and wants to finally break into Singapore at 11 appearances. Her best result in the tournament was the winning ending in 2015.
“I made a few mistakes, but I managed to reject the few good birds,” said the former world no. 1.
“It really doesn’t matter what a context is, as long as you can put a good grade, and under the circumstances I felt like I was playing really solid. So these last few days I will give me a good rhythm for Sunday.”
The Singapore Polje contains the nine top 10 players on the world rankings – and 13 of the top 15 – minus only the best ranked Nelly Korda and Rose Zhang.
The Singapore Tournament is the second of three events on the first Asian swing in LPGA. The last event will be played next week on the island of Hainan, China.
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