Amundi Evian Championship R3

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Jeongeun Lee6 takes five stroke lead into the final round
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July 24, 2021
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Evian Championship 2021 R3
July 22-25
Evian Resort Golf Club, Evian-les-Bains, France
$4,500,000
Round 1, Round 2, Round 4

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes


Jeongeun Lee6 started the day with a three shot lead, courtesy of a second round 61, and produced four birdies, an eagle at the par-4 11th and three bogeys for a 68 to increase her lead to five strokes at the Amundi Evian Championship.


Evian Championship 2021 R3

“I'm satisfied with my result today because some shot a little bit big miss, but I did up and down well.

“I'm waiting so much (for my) second win, but this tournament is even the major tournament. If I win, I'll be very happy. Huge honor.

Yealimi Noh is in second place at 13-under after firing a 67 comprising of six birdies and two bogeys.


Evian Championship 2021 R3

“After the turn I wasn't hitting it as well, especially when my ball is above my feet I was having a little trouble. I was pushing it and pulling it, so I couldn't get it right,” said Noh. “Anyway, I wasn't hitting it that close. I think the shot on No. 16 really boosted my confidence because I was hitting a lot of like left-to-right shots today, a lot of little cuts, but it wasn't working the way I wanted to.

“That hole I was debating whether or not I should do that again, but I trusted it and it turned out really good. So gave me a lot of confidence for the next couple.”


Evian Championship 2021 R3

Lydia Ko, the 2015 champion, moved up into third place at 12-under with a bogey-free 68.

“With golf, you just never know. It's never the end until the glove comes off and the final putt drops in on the last,” said Ko. “I just got to stick to my gameplan and see. There are so many big names, a lot of players playing well, so I think I have to focus on me and go from there.”


Evian Championship 2021 R3

Three players are tied for fourth at 11-under – Minjee Lee, whose third-round 65 was tied for the low round of the day; Ayaka Furue (68) and first-round co-leader Pajaree Anannarukarn (72).

Ariya Jutanugarn, who shot a 63 on Friday, could only manage a 1-over 73 on Saturday and enters the final round in solo seventh at 10-under.

Past Evian champions Hyo Joo Kim (69) and In Gee Chun (68) are joined by Charley Hull (66) to round out the top 10 at 9-under.

Evian Championship 2021 R3

Pos.
Player
To Par
Scores
Total
1
Jeongeun Lee6
-18
66-61-68
195
2
Yealimi Noh
-13
65-68-67
200
3
Lydia Ko
-12
68-65-68
201
T4
Minjee Lee
-11
68-69-65
202
T4
Ayaka Furue
-11
66-68-68
202
T4
Pajaree Anannarukarn
-11
65-65-72
202
7
Ariya Jutanugarn
-10
67-63-73
203
T8
Charley Hull
-9
70-68-66
204
T8
In Gee Chun
-9
68-68-68
204
T8
Hyo Joo Kim
-9
67-68-69
204
T11
Ryann O'Toole
-8
71-68-66
205
T11
Jennifer Song
-8
70-68-67
205
T11
Matilda Castren
-8
68-69-68
205
T11
Emily Kristine Pedersen
-8
66-70-69
205
T11
Atthaya Thitikul
-8
66-69-70
205
T16
Brittany Altomare
-7
71-70-65
206
T16
Brittany Lang
-7
69-68-69
206
T16
Sarah Kemp
-7
67-69-70
206
T16
Inbee Park
-7
71-64-71
206
T16
Lauren Stephenson
-7
66-69-71
206
T21
Maria Fassi
-6
68-74-65
207
T21
Georgia Hall
-6
69-72-66
207
T21
Amy Yang
-6
71-69-67
207
T21
Hee Young Park
-6
70-68-69
207
T21
Mina Harigae
-6
69-67-71
207
26
Brooke M. Henderson
-5
69-69-70
208
T27
Celine Boutier
-4
69-72-68
209
T27
Christina Kim
-4
71-69-69
209
T27
Elizabeth Szokol
-4
70-70-69
209
T27
Moriya Jutanugarn
-4
68-72-69
209
T27
Muni He
-4
69-69-71
209
T32
Bronte Law
-3
70-72-68
210
T32
Nelly Korda
-3
74-67-69
210
T32
Jennifer Kupcho
-3
73-68-69
210
T32
Angel Yin
-3
73-68-69
210
T32
Wichanee Meechai
-3
70-70-70
210
T32
Austin Ernst
-3
69-71-70
210
T32
Lizette Salas
-3
73-66-71
210
T32
Leona Maguire
-3
69-70-71
210
T40
Stephanie Kyriacou
-2
73-69-69
211
T40
Haeji Kang
-2
71-71-69
211
T40
Kristen Gillman
-2
69-73-69
211
T40
Eun-Hee Ji
-2
70-71-70
211
T40
Paula Reto
-2
68-72-71
211
T40
Marina Alex
-2
70-69-72
211
T46
Ana Belac
-1
72-71-69
212
T46
Jessica Korda
-1
73-69-70
212
T46
Esther Henseleit
-1
70-70-72
212
T46
Tsubasa Kajitani (a)
-1
68-72-72
212
T46
Stephanie Meadow
-1
71-68-73
212
T46
Sophia Popov
-1
69-70-73
212
T52
Pornanong Phatlum
E
70-73-70
213
T52
So Yeon Ryu
E
69-74-70
213
T52
Pauline Roussin-Bouchard (a)
E
68-74-71
213
T52
Rose Zhang (a)
E
72-69-72
213
T52
Sei Young Kim
E
71-70-72
213
T52
Jeongeun Lee
E
70-71-72
213
T52
Chella Choi
E
70-71-72
213
T52
Cheyenne Knight
E
69-72-72
213
T52
Alena Sharp
E
69-72-72
213
T52
Lindsey Weaver
E
68-73-72
213
T62
Olivia Cowan
1
71-71-72
214
T62
Anna Nordqvist
1
71-71-72
214
T62
Madelene Sagstrom
1
69-73-72
214
T62
Amy Olson
1
71-67-76
214
T62
Celine Herbin
1
68-70-76
214
T67
Jenny Coleman
2
75-68-72
215
T67
Jennifer Chang
2
71-72-72
215
T67
Alison Lee
2
70-73-72
215
T67
Jenny Shin
2
70-72-73
215
T71
Mi Hyang Lee
3
75-68-73
216
T71
Jaye Marie Green
3
72-70-74
216
T71
Ashleigh Buhai
3
69-73-74
216
74
Jin Young Ko
4
72-69-76
217
75
Emma Talley
5
72-70-76
218
76
Lucie Malchirand
10
69-72-82
223
77
Alice Hewson
13
72-71-83
226
Ally Ewing
CUT
76-68
144
Brittany Lincicome
CUT
76-68
144
Mi Jung Hur
CUT
74-70
144
Perrine Delacour
CUT
73-71
144
Morgane Metraux
CUT
73-71
144
Mirim Lee
CUT
72-72
144
Giulia Molinaro
CUT
72-72
144
Lee-Anne Pace
CUT
72-72
144
Pia Babnik
CUT
68-76
144
Albane Valenzuela
CUT
77-68
145
Marissa Steen
CUT
75-70
145
Megan Khang
CUT
74-71
145
Nanna Koerstz Madsen
CUT
74-71
145
Sung Hyun Park
CUT
74-71
145
Katherine Kirk
CUT
73-72
145
Jodi Ewart Shadoff
CUT
72-73
145
A Lim Kim
CUT
72-73
145
Lindy Duncan
CUT
71-74
145
Azahara Munoz
CUT
71-74
145
Gerina Piller
CUT
71-74
145
Angela Stanford
CUT
70-75
145
Carly Booth
CUT
75-71
146
Wei-Ling Hsu
CUT
74-72
146
Su Oh
CUT
73-73
146
Christine Wolf
CUT
72-74
146
Dottie Ardina
CUT
71-75
146
Aline Krauter (a)
CUT
71-75
146
Pernilla Lindberg
CUT
71-75
146
Jasmine Suwannapura
CUT
71-75
146
Cydney Clanton
CUT
70-76
146
Dana Finkelstein
CUT
76-71
147
Leonie Harm
CUT
75-72
147
Carlota Ciganda
CUT
74-73
147
Caroline Masson
CUT
73-74
147
Sarah Schmelzel
CUT
76-72
148
Aditi Ashok
CUT
75-73
148
Paula Creamer
CUT
75-73
148
Ssu-Chia Cheng
CUT
77-72
149
Dani Holmqvist
CUT
75-74
149
Natalie Gulbis
CUT
73-76
149
Brooke Matthews (a)
CUT
71-78
149
Nicole Broch Larsen
CUT
78-72
150
Yu Liu
CUT
76-74
150
Anne van Dam
CUT
70-81
151
Min Lee
CUT
74-78
152
Luna Sobron Galmes
CUT
79-74
153
Sanna Nuutinen
CUT
75-78
153
Natalie Srinivasan
CUT
77-78
155
Jing Yan
CUT
84-76
160
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