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Yealimi Noh leads Women’s Open by three shots after Ryu Hae-ran stumbles
Ryu Hae-ran has 18 holes to recover from events in the third round of the Womenâs Open. Her stumble at Royal Lytham and St Annes would have counted as one of the most remarkable in recent major championship memory had it taken place a day later. Saturday proved it is never, ever over on terrain such as this. Adam Scott can verify that, such was his horrible capitulation here as Ernie Els claimed the Open of 2012. There must be something about Lytham.
Ryu is looking to set an extraordinary record of three major wins in as many starts. Early in the third round, she looked firmly on course for that. The South Korean marched to a four-shot lead after four. Her advantage was the same on the 7th tee. By the time she walked from the 18th green, Ryu was three adrift of Yealimi Noh. Quite the turnaround. How damaging? That remains to be seen.
Noh opens three-shot Open lead; Aussie Choi trails
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American Yealimi Noh has moved to the brink of a breakthrough major title after taking a three-shot lead on day three of the Women's British Open, but Australian hopes look slim heading into the final day.
Robyn Choi is still the highest-placed Aussie after carding a third-round one-over par 73 to lie tied for 16th place, eight shots off the lead at Royal Lytham.
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