-18 Japan's Hinako Shibuno wins Women's British Open at age of 20
Birdies last hole to card 68 and seal maiden major title at first attempt
-17 American Lizette Salas (65) finishes second at Woburn
-16 Korea's Ko Jin-young (66) & USA's Morgan Pressel (67)
-14 South Africa's Ashleigh Buhai (70)
Selected: -5 Charley Hull (76); -3 Georgia Hall (73), Bronte Law (78)
Highlights on Red Button & online at 21:30 or on BBC Two from 23:15
Park -10, Pressel -11 (8)
Park Sung-hyun has a long birdie putt on the eighth and almost lands it. The South Korean stays on 10 under.
Playing partner Morgan Pressel makes her first birdie of the day though. Much deserved for the American and she moves to 11 under.
Hannah Lupton
BBC Sport at Woburn
Shibuno’s nickname is the ‘smiling Cinderella’. Here she is looking for a fairytale ending.
Shibuno -14 (7)
Hinako Shibuno jabs in a short birdie putt to take the outright lead.
What a recovery from that double bogey earlier.
Hall -3 (F)
Defending champion Georgia Hall said on Sky Sports after her round of 73:
"It wasn't too bad. The pins were quite tough and the weather wasn't the best. I'm very happy with my week overall and I've really enjoyed it.
"I couldn't believe how many people came out to watch every day. It really gave me a boost.
"I felt very nervous on the first tee on the first day but apart from that I was very relaxed. I hit the most greens I have all year this week so that's definitely a bonus.
"I'm going to Scotland for the Scottish Open - I love that. The Solheim Cup was one of the highlights of my career a couple of years ago so I'm definitely looking forward to that."
Shibuno -13 (6)
Image source, Getty ImagesCo-leader Hinako Shibuno is being made to wait before hitting her approach to the seventh green.
Two men, who look a bit like ghostbusters with leaf blowers on their back, walk along the green blowing what is apparently seedlings from a tree out of the way.
Well that was a new one. Way to confuse a person on only their second trip out of Japan.
Shibuno seems unfazed and gets onto the green easily.
Law -4 (9)
Things are going from bad to worse for Bronte Law as she reaches the halfway point.
That's her fifth bogey of the day.
Ko -13 (8)
Ko Jin-young swings her putter in the air as her birdie attempt curves too far right. Par for the world number one as well.
Salas -13 (8)
It looked like Lizette Salas had a lot of work to do for par, but in the end she's just an inch away from a birdie. The American taps in for par.
Lee6 -12 (9)
Wow. Someone has missed out on the chance to join the leaders. Unheard of.
Jeong-eun Lee6's birdie putt stays right of the hole.
Image source, Getty ImagesKo -13, Salas -13 (7)
Ko Jin-young sets up another birdie chance with her tee shot on the eighth, but Lizette Salas might struggle for par. Her shot has landed just in the rough on the back of the green.
Salas -13 (7)
Aaaaaand Lizette Salas jumps on the 13 under train.
Are they all in sync? This is hard to keep up with.
Ko -13 (7)
That leaderboard is changing every minute at the moment.
Ko Jin-young just misses out on an eagle, but taps in for birdie on the seventh to get to -13 as well.
Buhai -13 (6)
Ashleigh Buhai lands an absolutely huge, at least 40ft, birdie putt on the sixth to join Hinako Shibuno at the top of the leaderboard.
Hannah Lupton
BBC Sport at Woburn
Ko Jin-young will become only the seventh player to win three majors (male or female) in a year if she wins today.
Babe Zaharias, Mickey Wright, Pat Bradley, Inbee Park, Ben Hogan and Tiger Woods are the other players.
ANA Inspiration: Ko Jin-young (Kor)
US Women's Open: Jeong-eun Lee6 (Kor)
Women's PGA Championship: Hannah Green (Aus)
Evian Championship: Ko Jin-young (Kor)
Women's British Open: ......
Who will win the year's final major? Right now it's anyone's guess.
Image source, Getty ImagesHall -3 (F)
Georgia Hall hasn't managed to defend her title but she at least finishes on a high with a birdie on the 18th.
Hull -6 (7)
Shucks. They're scrapping it out for the lead at Woburn but now Charley Hull isn't going to join them any time soon.
The local girl has just doubled-bogeyed the par-five seventh to drop to six under.
Law -5 (8)
Bronte Law is now +4 for the day. Not how you want to finish a home major.
The Brit has just bogeyed the eighth to move to -5.
Buhai -12, Shibuno -13 (5)
Golf, golf, golf... This time yesterday you would have thought Ashleigh Buhai was going to charge ahead and win this.
Now it feels like it could be almost anyone's.
The South African misses out on a chance to take the outright lead as her birdie putt comes up short on the fifth.
Hinako Shibuno has a go too and she does it! After a double bogey, the 20-year-old has somehow managed to find her way back to the lead.
Salas -12 (6)
Maybe not such a straightforward par putt for Lizette Salas after all.
She lips out and gets in for bogey.
There are now five players tied for the lead. TASTY.