Yealimi Noh grabbed the lead heading into the final day of the AIG Women's Open after a strong back nine, capitalising on Haeran Ryu's stumble while Lottie Woad and Charley Hull remained in the hunt.
Key facts
- Yealimi Noh holds the lead after the third round of the AIG Women's Open.
- Noh produced a strong back nine to push into the lead ahead of the final day.
- Haeran Ryu stumbled after holding a big lead.
- Lottie Woad and Charley Hull stayed in title contention.
Yealimi Noh moved into the lead at the AIG Women’s Open after a third round that featured a strong back nine, according to the BBC, setting her up for a final-day tilt at the title.
Noh’s move up the leaderboard came as Haeran Ryu stumbled, according to Sky Sports. Ryu had held a big lead but was unable to hold on, allowing Noh to capitalise and snatch top spot.
Sky Sports reported that Lottie Woad and Charley Hull stayed in title contention, keeping the pair within striking distance heading into the final day.
With Noh in front and several players still in the mix, the tournament remains open ahead of the concluding round.
Why it matters
The AIG Women's Open is one of golf's major championships, so a shifting leaderboard sets up a tense final day, with Lottie Woad and Charley Hull still in contention behind leader Yealimi Noh.
Frequently asked questions
Who leads the AIG Women's Open after the third round?
Yealimi Noh holds the lead after the third round, according to the BBC and Sky Sports.
How did Noh take the lead?
Noh produced a strong back nine and capitalised on Haeran Ryu's stumble to move into the lead, according to the BBC and Sky Sports.
Are any British players still in contention?
Yes. Sky Sports reported that Lottie Woad and Charley Hull stayed in title contention heading into the final day.