Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España Femenino 2018 - Round 3

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Anne Van Dam leading as play is suspended due to darkness.
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November 24, 2018
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Ladies European Tour

Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España 2018

November 22-25

La Quinta Golf & Country Club, Málaga, Spain

€300,000

November 22-25

La Quinta Golf & Country Club, Málaga, Spain

€300,000

Round 3

Anne Van Dam leading as play is suspended due to darkness

Round 1

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Round 1

Round 2

Round 4

November 24, 2018

Anne Van Dam is three strokes clear in the Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España Femenino, but will have to wait until Sunday to complete her third round after play was suspended due to darkness.

- Ladies European Tour

The 23-year-old from the Netherlands, who won her second LET title at the Estrella Damm Mediterranean Ladies Open in Spain two months ago, sits at nine-under-par, three strokes clear of nearest challenger Azahara Muñoz at La Quinta Golf Resort in Malaga. Van Dam will face a three metre birdie putt on the 12th green when play resumes at 8.45am.

Muñoz remains within grasp of a third consecutive Spanish Open title and is playing in the last group with Van Dam and The 2019 European Solheim Cup captain Catriona Matthew, who sits in third position on five-under-par.

The trio will resume their fourth and final round at 11.45am, which means that they have 25 holes to complete on Sunday.

Muñoz, who became the first Spanish player to win her national title at Aloha Golf Club two years ago and who won again at her home golf club Guadalmina last year, said: “I’m feeling good and I played well. I’m feeling comfortable. I think I’m going to keep giving myself chances and with 25 holes left, anything can happen, especially with the weather being so-so. It’s going to be a long day, so I’m going to go home now and have a good night and tomorrow is a new day. I could have played better today, but you’re not going to play perfectly every day, so hopefully the putts will go in tomorrow.”

Spanish pair Luna Sobron and Natalia Escuriola Martinez share fourth place on four-under-par after 13 holes, alongside England’s Georgia Hall, the Ricoh Women’s British Open champion, after 12.

Celine Herbin from France is in the clubhouse on three-under-par after carding a four-under-par 67.

Pos.
Player
To Par
R1
R2
R3
1
Anne Van Dam (NED)
-9
68
67
(-2)
2
Azahara Munoz (ESP)
-6
68
68
(Par)
3
Catriona Matthew (SCO)
-5
70
67
(Par)
4
Luna Sobron (ESP)
-4
72
70
(-4)
4
Georgia Hall (ENG)
-4
67
70
(+1)
6
Celine Herbin (FRA)
-3
72
71
67
6
Krista Bakker (FIN)
-3
71
70
(-2)
6
Natalia Escuriola Martinez (ESP)
-3
72
68
(-1)
6
Gabriella Cowley (ENG)
-3
70
70
(-1)
6
Camille Chevalier (FRA)
-3
73
67
(-1)
6
Olivia Cowan (GER)
-3
68
70
(+1)
12
Gemma Dryburgh (SCO)
-2
69
71
(Par)
13
Nicole Broch Larsen (DEN)
Par
73
70
(-1)
13
Tonje Daffinrud (NOR)
Par
71
70
(+1)
15
Meghan Maclaren (ENG)
1
70
74
70
15
Sarah Kemp (AUS)
1
72
70
(+1)
15
Hannah Burke (ENG)
1
72
70
(+1)
18
Marianne Skarpnord (NOR)
2
71
72
72
18
Nuria Iturrios (ESP)
2
74
71
70
18
Leona Maguire (IRL)
2
71
72
(+1)
18
Linda Wessberg (SWE)
2
74
72
(-2)
18
Marta Sanz Barrio (ESP)
2
73
67
(+4)
18
Amelia Lewis (USA)
2
70
69
(+5)
24
Ursula Wikstrom (FIN)
3
72
72
72
24
Isabelle Boineau (FRA)
3
74
70
72
24
Caroline Hedwall (SWE)
3
76
68
72
24
Elia Folch (ESP)
3
72
72
72
24
Astrid Vayson De Pradenne (FRA)
3
71
73
72
24
Christine Wolf (AUT)
3
72
73
71
30
Michele Thomson (SCO)
4
68
76
73
30
Amy Boulden (WAL)
4
71
72
(+3)
30
Stacy Lee Bregman (RSA)
4
72
74
(Par)
30
Lydia Hall (WAL)
4
70
76
(Par)
30
Lynn Carlsson (SWE)
4
72
74
(Par)
30
Justine Dreher (FRA)
4
74
73
(-1)
36
Johanna Gustavsson (SWE)
5
72
72
74
36
Marita Engzelius (NOR)
5
72
72
74
36
Liz Young (ENG)
5
70
75
73
36
Eleanor Givens (ENG)
5
73
72
73
36
Camilla Lennarth (SWE)
5
72
71
75
36
Beth Allen (USA)
5
71
74
(+2)
36
Emily Kristine Pedersen (DEN)
5
71
74
(+2)
36
Karoline Lund (NOR)
5
71
71
(+5)
36
Vani Kapoor (IND)
5
74
72
(+1)
36
Kylie Henry (SCO)
5
74
72
(+1)
36
Maha Haddioui (MAR)
5
73
73
(+1)
36
Nanna Koerstz Madsen (DEN)
5
73
74
(Par)
48
Leticia Ras-anderica (GER)
6
74
71
74
48
Lucie Andre (FRA)
6
72
71
(+5)
48
Karolin Lampert (GER)
6
75
71
(+2)
48
Becky Brewerton (WAL)
6
74
72
(+2)
48
Noora Komulainen (FIN)
6
73
74
(+1)
48
Jessica Karlsson (SWE)
6
73
74
(+1)
48
Manon De Roey (BEL)
6
73
74
(+1)
55
Trish Johnson (ENG)
7
75
70
(+4)
55
Cajsa Persson (SWE)
7
73
73
(+3)
57
Maria Hernandez (ESP)
8
74
72
(+4)
57
Piti Martinez Bernal (ESP)
8
75
72
(+3)
59
Nicole Garcia (RSA)
9
72
72
78
59
Silvia Banon (ESP)
9
74
73
(+4)
Pos.
Player
To Par
R3
1
Anne Van Dam (NED)
-9
(-2)
2
Azahara Munoz (ESP)
-6
(Par)
3
Catriona Matthew (SCO)
-5
(Par)
4
Luna Sobron (ESP)
-4
(-4)
4
Georgia Hall (ENG)
-4
(+1)
6
Celine Herbin (FRA)
-3
67
6
Krista Bakker (FIN)
-3
(-2)
6
Natalia Escuriola Martinez (ESP)
-3
(-1)
6
Gabriella Cowley (ENG)
-3
(-1)
6
Camille Chevalier (FRA)
-3
(-1)
6
Olivia Cowan (GER)
-3
(+1)
12
Gemma Dryburgh (SCO)
-2
(Par)
13
Nicole Broch Larsen (DEN)
Par
(-1)
13
Tonje Daffinrud (NOR)
Par
(+1)
15
Meghan Maclaren (ENG)
1
70
15
Sarah Kemp (AUS)
1
(+1)
15
Hannah Burke (ENG)
1
(+1)
18
Marianne Skarpnord (NOR)
2
72
18
Nuria Iturrios (ESP)
2
70
18
Leona Maguire (IRL)
2
(+1)
18
Linda Wessberg (SWE)
2
(-2)
18
Marta Sanz Barrio (ESP)
2
(+4)
18
Amelia Lewis (USA)
2
(+5)
24
Ursula Wikstrom (FIN)
3
72
24
Isabelle Boineau (FRA)
3
72
24
Caroline Hedwall (SWE)
3
72
24
Elia Folch (ESP)
3
72
24
Astrid Vayson De Pradenne (FRA)
3
72
24
Christine Wolf (AUT)
3
71
30
Michele Thomson (SCO)
4
73
30
Amy Boulden (WAL)
4
(+3)
30
Stacy Lee Bregman (RSA)
4
(Par)
30
Lydia Hall (WAL)
4
(Par)
30
Lynn Carlsson (SWE)
4
(Par)
30
Justine Dreher (FRA)
4
(-1)
36
Johanna Gustavsson (SWE)
5
74
36
Marita Engzelius (NOR)
5
74
36
Liz Young (ENG)
5
73
36
Eleanor Givens (ENG)
5
73
36
Camilla Lennarth (SWE)
5
75
36
Beth Allen (USA)
5
(+2)
36
Emily Kristine Pedersen (DEN)
5
(+2)
36
Karoline Lund (NOR)
5
(+5)
36
Vani Kapoor (IND)
5
(+1)
36
Kylie Henry (SCO)
5
(+1)
36
Maha Haddioui (MAR)
5
(+1)
36
Nanna Koerstz Madsen (DEN)
5
(Par)
48
Leticia Ras-anderica (GER)
6
74
48
Lucie Andre (FRA)
6
(+5)
48
Karolin Lampert (GER)
6
(+2)
48
Becky Brewerton (WAL)
6
(+2)
48
Noora Komulainen (FIN)
6
(+1)
48
Jessica Karlsson (SWE)
6
(+1)
48
Manon De Roey (BEL)
6
(+1)
55
Trish Johnson (ENG)
7
(+4)
55
Cajsa Persson (SWE)
7
(+3)
57
Maria Hernandez (ESP)
8
(+4)
57
Piti Martinez Bernal (ESP)
8
(+3)
59
Nicole Garcia (RSA)
9
78
59
Silvia Banon (ESP)
9
(+4)

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