Three English players are poised for a thrilling final round, as they sit within six shots of the lead. Georgia Hall, who claimed the Women’s Open title in 2018, made significant strides on the leaderboard, thanks to a strong opening that saw her finish the day with a four-under 68.
Despite her impressive performance, Hall expressed some disappointment, noting, “Obviously I’m very happy with my round, but I think I let some go at the end. I feel like it could be a bit better. I think if I can get started tomorrow like I did today, then we’ll see what happens and see where I am.”
Alongside Hall, Lottie Woad and Mimi Rhodes also showcased their talents, both finishing the championship at three under par. Woad shot a 71, while Rhodes recorded a 70, positioning them just outside the top 10.
In contrast, world number one Nelly Korda struggled during the round, posting a two-over 74 that left her at level par for the tournament.
This final round promises to be exciting, with Hall and her fellow competitors aiming to capitalize on their current form. The tournament’s atmosphere is charged with potential, and fans are eager to see how the championship unfolds.