Thailand’s Jeno Thatikul fired 7-under-legs 65 on Saturday, claiming a 1-shot lead over France’s Seleen Bout, which is in the Windsapt Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, NJ in the final round of Mizuho America.
Since last November CME Group Tour Championship, 22 -year -old Thaitikul took Andrea despite posting a double bogie during his round and jumped on the lead on Nelli Korda. The second place golfer of the world sits through 54 holes on 14-under 202.
“I don’t know how crazy I am going from there with this strongest air,” said Thatikul. “Like, strategies for today, I (was) was just trying to place it on the fairway and then on green. I know it was going to be a really difficult day and then I have to be patient out of there.”
The boutiers posted 6-under 66 to dispute themselves for their first title since the 2023 Summer Evian Championship and women’s Scottish Open back-to-back.
“It was definitely difficult,” said Boutare. “The wind was very strong. I think I did something really long, which is not so much that is not so much. So I feel that it helped me a lot.”
Coorda, Defending Champion, and Lee started the day as co-leader with South Korea’s Somi Lee. While Somi Lee was suffering through 73, which turned away their seven shots at a pace, Corda and Andrea fired their third consecutive 68 on Saturday, so that only two shots were put behind Thatikul. Jason McDade, Caddy of Corda tried to curb the expectations of world number 1 in a difficult season.
“I was going out on green and he said,” Today, the word is acceptable, “Corda said. “So you knew that you are going to make some mistakes. I made one on the first hole (her lonely bogie), but I jumped back very quickly and had a very solid day.”
Yelimi Noh looked at the 5-under 67 to go within the three strokes of the lead, while Spain’s Carlota Siganda is another shot in view of 69 of her third round.
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