Summary

  • Champion: -7 Ko (69)

  • Selected: -5 Vu (73), Korda (72), Ruoning (70), Jiyai Shin (74)

  • -1 Woad (73); +1 Hull (75); +2 Hall (71)

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Live Reporting

Alastair Telfer and Peter Scrivener

  1. Hull struggles after taking early lead

    Hull -2, Jutanugarn -1 (2)

    It was looking so good for Charley Hull.

    England's Hull shot a superb five-under-par 67 to lead the Open after the opening round at St Andrews.

    However, a level-par 72 before a 75 on Saturday means she is five shots back on the leader.

    The 28-year-old, who was runner-up in both The Women's Open and US Women's Open last year, will need an impressive final round to secure her first major title.

    She has opened her final round with a solid par at the first, and another at the second after her 10-foot birdie putt teetered on the edge of the hole but refused to drop.

    Hull is playing with Ariya Jutanugarn, winner of this title in 2016.

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  2. Watch: Shots of round three

    Lydia Ko, Nelly Korda and Jiyai Shin made the highlight reel when it came to shots of the day from round three of the Women's Open at St Andrews.

    Ko, Korda & Shin star in The Open at St Andrews

  3. Overnight leaderboard

    This was how things stood after the third round of the 48th Women's Open Championship:

    -7 J Shin (Kor)

    -6 L Vu (US)

    -5 N Korda (US)

    -4 L Ko (NZ), J Shin (Kor)

    -3 J-H Im (Kor), A Pano (US), A Thitkul (Tha), R Yin (Chn)

    Selected others:

    -2 L Woad (Eng*), C Hull (Eng)

    Level L Maguire (Ire)

    +3 G Hall (Eng)

  4. Welcome!

    Afternoon, what a day of golf we have for you.

    Sit back and stay tuned for coverage of the 48th Women's Open Championship.

    Golf at St Andrews is always good. More of the same please.

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