England’s Charley Hull is one shot behind chief Lydia Ko after the third spherical of the HSBC Girls’s World Championship in Singapore.
Ko shot a four-under 68 on Saturday to maneuver from one stroke behind to at least one stroke in entrance on 10 below total on the Tanjong course at Sentosa Golf Membership.
Hull, who birdied two of her first 4 holes, was a stroke behind in second after a 68. Jeeno Thitikul had the perfect spherical of the day, a 66, to maneuver into third place, three strokes behind Ko.
“My mindset goes to be no totally different from actually the final three days. Simply go on the market, play golf, gap some putts and have enjoyable,” mentioned two-time LPGA Tour occasion winner Hull.
A Lim Kim, who led after the primary two rounds, moved within the unsuitable path with a 73 and was tied for fourth place, 4 strokes off the lead.
Defending champion Hannah Inexperienced had a 67 to maneuver 16 locations up the leaderboard and was 5 behind chief Ko, who had three bogeys with seven birdies, together with 4 on her again 9.
Ko is chasing her twenty third LPGA title and seeking to lastly break by way of in Singapore in 11 appearances. Her greatest consequence on the event was a runner-up end in 2015.
“I made just a few errors however I used to be capable of bounce again with just a few good birdies as properly,” mentioned the previous world No 1.
“It actually would not matter what the context is, so long as you possibly can put rating, and below the circumstances, I felt like I taking part in actually strong. So hopefully these previous few days will give me good rhythm for Sunday.”
The Singapore discipline options 9 of the highest 10 gamers on the earth rankings – and 13 of the highest 15 – minus solely top-ranked Nelly Korda and Rose Zhang.
The Singapore event is the second of three occasions on the LPGA’s first Asian swing of the 12 months. The ultimate occasion can be performed subsequent week at Hainan Island, China.
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