In the latest round of the LPGA Thailand tournament, Patty Tavatanakit showcased her skills by shooting an impressive 6-under 66, securing a three-stroke lead as she heads into the final round. Tavatanakit's stellar performance has positioned her as the frontrunner with a three-round total of 16-under 200 on the challenging Siam Country Club Old Course in Chonburi, located southeast of Bangkok.
Reflecting on her performance, Tavatanakit expressed satisfaction with her play on the front nine and highlighted her confidence in her putting abilities. Despite her lead, she remains humble and acknowledges the unpredictability of the sport, emphasizing her intention to approach the final round with a focus on enjoying her game.
Following closely behind Tavatanakit is Madelene Sagstrom, who shot a solid 69 to secure the second spot. Hye Jin-choi and Emily Kristine Pedersen both delivered impressive 65s, placing them tied for third alongside Hyo Joo-kim, who carded a 69 in the latest round.
Canadian golfer Brooke Henderson put up a strong performance with a score of 68, positioning her in a group tied for sixth place, trailing the leader by five strokes. The competition remains fierce as the tournament progresses, with players vying for the coveted title.
Looking ahead, the LPGA tour is set to continue with tournaments scheduled in Singapore and China over the next two weeks, promising more thrilling golf action and intense competition among the world's top players.
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Source: AP golf
