Canada’s Anna Huang will take a three-shot lead into the final round of the 2026 PIF London Championship after firing a bogey-free 65 at Centurion Club.

The 17-year-old reached 19-under-par through 54 holes, with England’s Charley Hull alone in second on 16-under after a 6-under 67. Ireland’s Aine Donegan is third, eight shots off the lead.

Huang, who has led since the opening round, birdied the first and fourth holes before making consecutive gains at the eighth and ninth. Further birdies followed at the 14th and 15th, then she eagled the par-five 18th for the third successive day.

“I actually didn’t realise how low I went until I signed my scorecard today, which was pretty cool,” Huang said. “The crowds were really big, and it was really fun. I love playing in front of a lot of people and it really hypes me up.

“18 has been good, I think I’m six-under in three days. It’s just really fun. I really like this course. You can be really aggressive on some holes and then on other holes you have to be more conservative, but it’s just a really nice course to play.”

Huang Targets LET Age Record

Huang turned professional in 2025 and is playing her second full LET season. She has already won three times in 2026, collecting titles at the La Sella Open, Lacoste Ladies Open de France and Lalla Meryem Cup.

Her victory in Morocco in May made her the youngest player to win three LET titles, and she was 17 years, six months and 24 days old at the time. Victory on Sunday would make her the youngest four-time winner in the tour’s history.

Hull Remains in Contention

Hull recovered from a slow start to record nine birdies and three bogeys in the third round. She opened the championship with a 74 before surging into contention with a course-record 62 on Friday, matching the lowest round in LET history.

“Anna is a really good player,” Hull said. “I was really impressed by her game. She’s only young and I think we will definitely see her out on the LPGA Tour next year.”

Donegan sits alone in third at 11-under after closing her 69 with four consecutive birdies. Patty Tavatanakit, who shot 66, shares fourth with Lydia Hall at 10-under, while Kelsey Bennett is sixth on 9-under.

Sunday’s final round begins at 7.45am local time. Huang and the other members of the final group are scheduled to tee off at 11.45am.

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