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Nanna Koerstz Madsen increases lead to 3
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March 27, 2022
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JTBC Classic 2022 R3

March 24-27
Aviara Golf Club, Carlsbad, California
$1,500,000
Round 1, Round 2, Round 4

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes


Nanna Koerstz Madsen holds the 54-hole lead at the JTBC Classic by three shots at 14-under after carding a 69. Koerstz Madsen has led or co-led twice previously at the 2021 AIG Women’s Open and this year’s Honda LPGA Thailand the latter of which she went on to win.


JTBC Classic 2022 R3

“The AIG Women’s Open was really a good experience for me. I think after the AIG Women’s Open, I really wanted to put myself in that position again, so I worked very hard to get there again. I do think it'll be easier going into tomorrow with a lead than it was in Thailand, but still going in with a lead you still want to win, so you still have all excitement in your body that you got control tomorrow.”


JTBC Classic 2022 R3

The Dane's three-day total of 202 marks the second lowest of her career, the lowest coming in Thailand at 195. Nanna’s third round 69 featured six birdies, including going back-to-back on 9 and 10, two holes that she was particularly proud of after a 3-over, two-hole stretch. Her round was only marred by a bogey at the 7th and a double bogey at the 8th.

“I played pretty good out there. I had some tee shots that weren’t very good. Only made mistakes on 7 and 8 but bounced back quick from that. It does tell me that I've come a long way. Normally, I probably would've freaked out after 8. But I knew there were a lot of chances out there on the back nine as well.”


JTBC Classic 2022 R3

In solo second at 11-under, Na Rin An closed with a triple bogey to round out her 3-under, 69. The Korean eagled the par-4 16th, this week’s Aon Risk Reward Challenge hole, and carded five other birdies on moving day, putting her in reach of that maiden LPGA Tour title.

Three players sit in a tie for third at 10-under: Canada’s Maude-Aimee Leblanc, Rolex Rankings No. 1 Jin Young Ko and 2021 Rolex First-Time winner Pajaree Anannarukarn. The 22-year-old Thai fired a 69 with four birdies and one bogey and will be relying heavily on that past experience in search of her second LPGA Tour title.


JTBC Classic 2022 R3

Pos.PlayerTo ParScoresTotal
1Nanna Koerstz Madsen-1466-67-69202
2Na Rin An-1169-67-69205
T3Pajaree Anannarukarn-1068-69-69206
T3Maude-Aimee Leblanc-1068-68-70206
T3Jin Young Ko-1065-71-70206
T6Lilia Vu-971-71-65207
T6Nasa Hataoka-970-69-68207
T6Charley Hull-969-70-68207
T6Janie Jackson-970-68-69207
T6Hye-Jin Choi-967-68-72207
T11In Gee Chun-869-72-67208
T11Stephanie Meadow-869-72-67208
T11Brittany Altomare-871-68-69208
T11Atthaya Thitikul-869-70-69208
T15In Kyung Kim-769-73-67209
T15Pernilla Lindberg-773-68-68209
T15Moriya Jutanugarn-769-72-68209
T15Inbee Park-771-68-70209
T15Lydia Ko-768-67-74209
T20Jeongeun Lee6-670-74-66210
T20Ryann O'Toole-668-75-67210
T20Alana Uriell-669-73-68210
T20Amy Yang-672-69-69210
T20Lauren Coughlin-671-70-69210
T20Muni He-670-71-69210
T20Minjee Lee-669-71-70210
T20Leona Maguire-669-70-71210
T28Kaitlyn Papp-577-67-67211
T28Paula Reto-572-71-68211
T28Austin Ernst-572-71-68211
T28Ayaka Furue-572-71-68211
T28Hinako Shibuno-571-72-68211
T28Gemma Dryburgh-567-76-68211
T28Anna Nordqvist-571-71-69211
T28Jasmine Suwannapura-571-70-70211
T28Hyo Joo Kim-573-67-71211
T28Yealimi Noh-571-69-71211
T38A Lim Kim-475-69-68212
T38Mina Harigae-473-70-69212
T38Allison Emrey-472-71-69212
T38Emma Talley-469-74-69212
T38Chella Choi-472-70-70212
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T49Yaeeun Hong-371-73-69213
T49Hee Jeong Lim-373-70-70213
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T58Isi Gabsa-272-72-70214
T58Sanna Nuutinen-273-70-71214
T58Eun-Hee Ji-270-73-71214
T61Jenny Shin-176-68-71215
T61Marina Alex-173-71-71215
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T61Jenny Coleman-172-70-73215
T61Sarah Schmelzel-170-72-73215
T61Madelene Sagstrom-171-70-74215
T68Katherine KirkPar71-73-72216
T68Frida KinhultPar71-73-72216
T68Ariya JutanugarnPar69-75-72216
T68Jaye Marie GreenPar71-72-73216
T68Hannah GreenPar73-69-74216
T73Jiwon Jeon+176-68-73217
T73Pornanong Phatlum+172-72-73217
T73Sophia Popov+173-70-74217
T73Stacy Lewis+170-73-74217
T77Cristie Kerr+272-72-74218
T77Gerina Mendoza+270-72-76218
T79Jennifer Song+372-72-75219
T79Dewi Weber+371-73-75219
81Katherine Perry-Hamski+471-73-76220
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Lauren HartlageCUT74-71145
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