Yamashita Battles Wind and Greens to Maintain Slim Lead at Women's British Open

Miyu Yamashita retained a slim lead at the Women's British Open despite swinging errors. With a challenging 2-over 74 round, Yamashita leads A Lim Kim by one shot. Kim's impressive 5-under 67 amidst strong winds positions her in the final group. Challengers include Charley Hull and Andrea Lee in a thrilling finale.

Devdiscourse News Desk | Porthcawl | Updated: 03-08-2025 00:34 IST | Created: 03-08-2025 00:34 IST

Yamashita Battles Wind and Greens to Maintain Slim Lead at Women's British Open

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Miyu Yamashita faced challenges with her swing and the greens, resulting in a demanding round of 2-over 74, reducing her lead to just one stroke over A Lim Kim in the Women's British Open.

Yamashita, entering the third round with a three-stroke lead, struggled to hit fairways over the last 11 holes but maintained her advantage at Royal Porthcawl.

Despite her difficult round, she remains at 9-under 207. Kim, who delivered a 5-under 67, joins Yamashita in the final group, while several other contenders, including Charley Hull and Andrea Lee, are within striking distance for the title.

(With inputs from agencies.)