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Nelly Korda takes lead with 62
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June 20, 2021
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Meijer Classic 2021 R3
June 17-20
Blythefield Country Club, Grand Rapids, Michigan
$2,300,000
Round 1, Round 2, Round 4

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes


Nelly Korda made the most of moving day and fired eleven birdies on Saturday for a 10-under 62, matching the tournament record score. She is now tied for second most birdies in LPGA Tour history behind Annika Sorenstam's 13 in 2001. Her 20-under 196 bests Lexi Thompson's 54-hole scoring by three shots.


Meijer Classic 2021 R3

“You don't take these days for granted. Any day you get to make a move up the leaderboard is a good day. Definitely a big confidence boost after missing the cut at the U.S. [Women's] Open.”

Her 62 sets her career-best mark and her 54-hole score matches her career-best total.

“I like this golf course a lot. Finished inside the top-10 the last time we were here [in 2019] so I feel comfortable out here. I had short clubs in [today] which was nice. I was hitting fairways, hitting it close. When you have putts inside 10 feet, you're bound to roll one or two in.”


Meijer Classic 2021 R3

Three strokes back lies 36-hole leader Leona Maguire who shot a 2-under par 70 after three birdies and a bogey at the par-3 7th.

“I played pretty well from tee to green, gave myself a lot of chances. Just didn't hole any putts, couldn't really get it going. You have to hole putts around here to make birdies. I didn't really do that. Didn't take advantage of the par-5s enough. A little bit of a frustrating day, but I hung in there.

“All the pressure is on Nelly. Everybody expects Nelly to win tomorrow. She's ranked No. 4 in the world, nobody expects me to do anything tomorrow. I've really got nothing to lose.”


Meijer Classic 2021 R3

Madelene Sagstrom is third at 16-under after a third round bogey-free 65.

“I have been hitting the ball quite well all week, giving myself chances and I really got the putter going,” said Sagstrom. I have always been able to make a lot of birdies, but I tend to put a few too many other colors on the scorecard. It is critical [to eliminate bogeys] because here, when you make a bogey, you lose against the field.”


Meijer Classic 2021 R3

Pos.
Player
To Par
Scores
Total
1
Nelly Korda
-20
68-66-62
196
2
Leona Maguire
-17
65-64-70
199
3
Madelene Sagstrom
-16
68-67-65
200
4
Su Oh
-15
67-65-69
201
T5
Georgia Hall
-14
68-69-65
202
T5
Charley Hull
-14
65-70-67
202
T5
Mina Harigae
-14
68-66-68
202
T5
Anna Nordqvist
-14
67-67-68
202
T9
Jennifer Kupcho
-13
68-68-67
203
T9
Sarah Schmelzel
-13
67-69-67
203
T9
Brittany Altomare
-13
68-66-69
203
T12
Jessica Korda
-12
68-69-67
204
T12
Lauren Stephenson
-12
65-72-67
204
T12
Lexi Thompson
-12
68-68-68
204
T12
Inbee Park
-12
68-68-68
204
T12
In Gee Chun
-12
68-67-69
204
T12
Moriya Jutanugarn
-12
68-67-69
204
T12
Chella Choi
-12
67-68-69
204
T12
Lizette Salas
-12
68-66-70
204
T12
Lindy Duncan
-12
68-65-71
204
T21
Ssu-Chia Cheng
-11
70-67-68
205
T21
Austin Ernst
-11
69-68-68
205
T21
Ally Ewing
-11
68-69-68
205
T21
Elizabeth Szokol
-11
71-65-69
205
T21
Giulia Molinaro
-11
68-68-69
205
T21
Perrine Delacour
-11
71-64-70
205
T21
Marina Alex
-11
67-68-70
205
T28
Muni He
-10
70-71-65
206
T28
Gerina Piller
-10
70-71-65
206
T28
Alison Lee
-10
67-74-65
206
T28
Sophia Popov
-10
67-73-66
206
T28
Cheyenne Knight
-10
71-68-67
206
T28
Ashleigh Buhai
-10
69-68-69
206
T28
Amy Olson
-10
67-70-69
206
T28
Min Lee
-10
66-71-69
206
T36
Angel Yin
-9
72-68-67
207
T36
Jenny Coleman
-9
71-69-67
207
T36
Stacy Lewis
-9
71-69-67
207
T36
Jeongeun Lee
-9
69-71-67
207
T36
Esther Henseleit
-9
68-72-67
207
T36
Carlota Ciganda
-9
69-70-68
207
T36
Megan Khang
-9
68-71-68
207
T36
Xiyu Lin
-9
67-72-68
207
T36
Ariya Jutanugarn
-9
66-73-68
207
T36
Gaby Lopez
-9
68-70-69
207
T36
Katherine Kirk
-9
70-67-70
207
T36
Hannah Green
-9
70-66-71
207
T48
Ruixin Liu
-8
71-68-69
208
T48
Gabriela Ruffels
-8
67-72-69
208
T48
Nasa Hataoka
-8
65-72-71
208
T51
Jiwon Jeon
-7
71-70-68
209
T51
Juli Inkster
-7
71-68-70
209
T51
Christina Kim
-7
68-70-71
209
T51
Janie Jackson
-7
70-66-73
209
T55
Mo Martin
-6
73-68-69
210
T55
A Lim Kim
-6
72-69-69
210
T55
Azahara Munoz
-6
72-68-70
210
T55
Albane Valenzuela
-6
70-70-70
210
T55
Cristie Kerr
-6
69-70-71
210
T55
Caroline Masson
-6
69-70-71
210
T55
Dana Finkelstein
-6
69-70-71
210
T55
Esther Lee
-6
69-70-71
210
T55
Pajaree Anannarukarn
-6
67-69-74
210
T64
In Kyung Kim
-5
71-70-70
211
T64
Jennifer Song
-5
71-70-70
211
T64
Lydia Ko
-5
71-69-71
211
T64
Sarah Burnham
-5
68-71-72
211
T68
Cydney Clanton
-4
70-71-71
212
T68
Haeji Kang
-4
73-66-73
212
T68
Jin Young Ko
-4
69-69-74
212
71
Valery Plata (a)
-3
72-68-73
213
72
Jeongeun Lee6
E
73-66-77
216
Brooke M. Henderson
CUT
75-67
142
Kristen Gillman
CUT
73-69
142
Lindsey Weaver
CUT
73-69
142
Dani Holmqvist
CUT
72-70
142
Pornanong Phatlum
CUT
72-70
142
Linnea Strom
CUT
72-70
142
Jasmine Suwannapura
CUT
72-70
142
Min Seo Kwak
CUT
71-71
142
Maria Fernanda Torres
CUT
71-71
142
Brittany Lang
CUT
70-72
142
Brittany Lincicome
CUT
70-72
142
Wichanee Meechai
CUT
70-72
142
Alena Sharp
CUT
70-72
142
Mi Jung Hur
CUT
69-73
142
Paula Reto
CUT
76-67
143
Caroline Inglis
CUT
75-68
143
Mind Muangkhumsakul
CUT
70-73
143
Jodi Ewart Shadoff
CUT
69-74
143
Jaye Marie Green
CUT
76-68
144
Pernilla Lindberg
CUT
75-69
144
Louise Ridderstrom
CUT
75-69
144
Tiffany Joh
CUT
73-71
144
Stephanie Meadow
CUT
73-71
144
Haley Moore
CUT
73-71
144
Kyung Kim
CUT
72-72
144
Benyapa Niphatsophon
CUT
72-72
144
Sung Hyun Park
CUT
72-72
144
Pavarisa Yoktuan
CUT
72-72
144
Na Yeon Choi
CUT
70-74
144
Laura Davies
CUT
70-74
144
Clariss Guce
CUT
70-74
144
Marissa Steen
CUT
70-74
144
Tiffany Chan
CUT
73-72
145
Bronte Law
CUT
73-72
145
Kris Tamulis
CUT
72-73
145
Kelly Tan
CUT
72-73
145
Lauren Coughlin
CUT
71-74
145
Jing Yan
CUT
75-71
146
Ana Belac
CUT
74-72
146
Ryann O'Toole
CUT
74-72
146
Paula Creamer
CUT
73-73
146
Sarah Kemp
CUT
73-73
146
Jane Park
CUT
73-73
146
Sarah Jane Smith
CUT
73-73
146
Alana Uriell
CUT
73-73
146
Mirim Lee
CUT
72-74
146
Liz Nagel
CUT
72-74
146
Dottie Ardina
CUT
71-75
146
Lee Lopez
CUT
70-76
146
Klara Spilkova
CUT
70-76
146
Yealimi Noh
CUT
76-71
147
Mariah Stackhouse
CUT
73-74
147
Jaclyn Lee
CUT
72-75
147
Bianca Pagdanganan
CUT
70-77
147
Emma Talley
CUT
76-72
148
Brianna Do
CUT
74-74
148
Luna Sobron Galmes
CUT
74-74
148
Ayako Uehara
CUT
74-74
148
Jillian Hollis
CUT
73-75
148
Annie Park
CUT
73-75
148
Samantha Troyanovich
CUT
70-78
148
Maia Schechter
CUT
78-71
149
Anne van Dam
CUT
76-73
149
Daniela Darquea
CUT
73-76
149
Maria Fassi
CUT
75-75
150
Jennifer Chang
CUT
70-80
150
Kristy McPherson
CUT
78-73
151
Yani Tseng
CUT
77-74
151
Andrea Lee
CUT
73-79
152
Aditi Ashok
CUT
77-76
153
Julieta Granada
CUT
75-79
154
Mel Reid
WD
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