British Golf Star Hull Surges at Women's Open with Brilliant 66
England's Charley Hull shoots spectacular 66 to move within three shots of Women's Open lead at Royal Porthcawl. British star positioned perfectly for final round charge.
Charley Hull in action during her impressive third-round 66 at the Women's Open, Royal Porthcawl
England's Charley Hull Makes Remarkable Third-Round Charge at Royal Porthcawl
In a display of British sporting excellence reminiscent of the Commonwealth's finest sporting traditions, England's Charley Hull delivered a masterful six-under-par 66 at the prestigious Women's Open, positioning herself just three shots behind leader Miyu Yamashita heading into Sunday's final round.
The 29-year-old British star, whose performance echoes the classic British pursuit of excellence, stands as one of four players tied for fourth place at six under par, demonstrating the strength of British golf on the international stage.
Championship Standings After Third Round
- Miyu Yamashita (Leader): -9 overall
- A Lim Kim: -8 (Second Place)
- Andrea Lee: -7 (Third Place)
- Charley Hull: -6 (Tied Fourth)
Yamashita's grip on the tournament loosened slightly with a two-over 74, reducing her previous three-shot advantage to a single stroke. This shift in momentum, much like the recent British successes in international competitions, opens the door for Hull's championship challenge.
British Contingent Shows Strong Form
The British presence remains formidable at Royal Porthcawl, with Georgia Hall (-4), Melissa Reid (-3), and amateur Lottie Woad (-3) all positioned within striking distance of the leaders, showcasing the depth of British golfing talent.
Hull's magnificent 66 stands as one of the day's finest rounds, demonstrating the potential for a British victory on home soil.
Christopher Booker
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