Haeran Ryu resumed orders from the Black Desert championship thanks to an eagle who helped her sign a 68, four strokes under normal on Saturday, and maintain his advance of two strokes after the third round of this first LPGA tournament in UTAH in more than 60 years.
Ryu, who is from South Korea, will try to win a tournament for a seventh consecutive year, a sequence that started when she was 18 years old, on the LPGA Korea circuit.
After 54 holes, Ryu displays a cumulative score of 198, 18 strokes under normal, two better than the Chinese Ruoning Yin, who managed 10 Oislets en route to a 62 card, the best since the start of the tournament.
Author of a round of 66, after scores of 71 and 67, the Canadian Brooke M. Henderson displays a total of 204, 12 strokes under normal, and shares the seventh row with two other golfers. His compatriot Savannah Grewal presents a file of 211 and ranks 55th.
-Ryu started the day with an advance of two strokes and twice, she saw rivals catch up with her, if only briefly.
One of them was his compatriot Somi Lee, who scored two Oiselets early during his round before causing himself serious wrongs by committing a double Boguey to the sixth hole and adding any Oiselet before the last hole.
The German Esther Hense also joined Ryu at the top of the ranking, until Ryu succeeded in an eagle at the 11th hole with the help of his aisle when she was 82 yards of the lens.
Thanks to a second consecutive round of 68, Henseleit ranks third three strokes of the leader.
