Day 3, Part 1 Golf: Women's British Open

Good afternoon. This is certainly a major golfing weekend with the men

in New Jersey and the women at Woburn in Bedfordshire on the third

day of the women's Ricoh Championship. This club's played a

huge part in this 40-year-old Championship. It was here in the 80s

and 90s, it really helped grow it before it was designated one of the

now five women's majors at the turn of the new millennium. Along the

way, we have exchanged a sparkling crystal trophy for a shiny beautiful

silver pitcher which echoes I think the elegant lines of a certain old

Claret Jug won at Troon a couple of week ago. This weekend, there are

four women in the field who know exactly what it takes to win such a

prize and they are very much in the hunt for another title here.

Woe bunk's tree-lined course is a far cry from the bracing Links

conditions. It's 17 years since our last visit to Bedfordshire and 21

since the reveered Australian Karrie Webb claimed the first of her

British open wins on the adjacent course. Amazing. In her rookie year.

Catriona Matthew enjoyed her finest year at Lytham. She's Britain's most

recent winner. Stacy Lewis made history too, the

first pro to win at the Open course. Stacy's fellow American, Mo Martin

sprung an almighty surprise at Birkdale.

Well, all of them are hard on the heels of a tie. Aria Jutanugarn.

China's top talent, Shanshan Feng and the half way leader Mirim Lee of

South Korea. They are the pace-setters.

And 25-year-old Mirim Lee's lofty position which ties the half way

record equalled another score. Woburn's Charley Hull, the fearless

20 old, has two former US Open champions, Lexi Thompson and Yu in

her group. Amateur rankings all made it to the weekend. Ied ya Ko only

just made the cut at level par. -- Lydia Ko. Liz Young completed her

two rounds at seven months pregnant and she'll now put her feet up until

the birth of her baby because she and her husband will get very little

rest once he or she arrives! It's hello to the former Curtis cup

player Maureen. It looked like it would be a run away early on, but

not now? It's a great equaliser and the field's bunched up. We are only

half way through. We get excited on Saturday but there's as much golf to

come today as the feast that we have already seen. Looking at the course

set-up, I don't think there's such a low round out there today.

Toughening up the flag positions is fair enough when you come into the

weekend of a major. Indeed. There's been a lot of talk

about the fact that this is the shortest of the venues on the major

circuit in golf this week. You see Jutanugarn and Feng, but in some way

it's stifled the longer hitters too. Whose game is it best suiting? When

this course was designed 16 years ago, players still shaped the ball.

They don't do that now, the equipment doesn't make it so easy so

people at home know that's why you hit it straight because the

equipment helps you. So now they play to positions, it's all very

positional. They play to the elbows and the dog leg so it's become a

matter of it takes you a four iron and takes me a three wood. So that

to me makes the shots into the green key. Absolutely prime importance.

There are a number of holes that are tricky but there are also some when

you have a lot of loft in your hand. The short irons and getting on to

the right portion of the segment of greens is absolutely vital. If you

do that, you can have makeable bishopedy putts. If you get swept

away to another area, it's difficult to get down in two. We'll see how

the 75 women who made the cut for the weekend got on. They were out

since 8 this morning and Charley Hull, the 20-year-old, this is her

at the first 20 minutes ago. She's played here since she was eight

years of age, said she'd never felt nerves like it on the first day of

the opening morning but beginning to enjoy the high expectation levels

and of course the sup port as well. She's a force of nature this woman.

I've been here since I was about nine years old so it's just nice to

be home. I love it. I feel a lot of pressure but at the end of the day

you have to deal with it. That'll keep her round going. It

will be good if it's up. Yes! Charley's my darling! There she goes

again. Keep that one for the harvest festival. Good shot.

She's done it. Well done. Perfect. A scrappy sort of round turned into a

pretty good score at the end of the day. I liked it yesterday because I

started with a few birdies and did it well. No reason why I can't go

low. Great run around the turn. Five birdies in six holes got me going.

Tidy round. I hit some good shots, just didn't get up and down.

Chipping wasn't that good. I'm happy with the way I came through in the

middle part. Sadly she's not going to be very happy at the start. She

hit her second into the trees, and this is a triple bogey.

Unfortunately for Charley. Having started the day at five under, she's

back to two under. We have seen her charging before. Saw this at Royal

Birkdale a couple of years ago, but what a horrible jolt in momentum

that is, Maureen? Very disappointing for Charley, but for the home fans

as well. You know, she's the sort of player who can light the

after-burners. Sometimes you go out almost trying to predict something

that you don't have and it's like you need to give yourself permission

to go for it and play well and be uninhibited. She reminds me a lot in

her thinking of Alison Nicholas who was a former winner. She was very

uncomplicated. I asked her once, if you are out there playing and start

losing, what do you do to fix it and she looked at me in astonishment and

she said, I am further right. That's Charley's kind of thinking and I

think that's a great lesson because we get too complicated and we forget

about the essence of the game. So yes it's not a good start but it

doesn't mean that's the end of that round. Live coverage coming up and a

quick update for you following the fortunes of the world number one.

Lydia Ko made a couple of birdies yesterday. She started the day at

level par, got it going on the back nine coming home today after an

early start. This was to go 4-under for her round at the 15th and now at

the 16th. This is the woman who's won, she's only 19, won five times

around the world already this season and this was to guarantee the birdie

at the 16th. S she popped that to to go 5-under and this was the makings

of the best round of the day. Looking very good. 5-under for the

day and back in if thick of it. Rather like Charley, a bit of a jolt

coming home in her case because she lost her ball off the tee at the

18th. Double bogey followed it for a six there and a round of 69 that

could have been a whole lot better. She would sign for that 69, 3-under

for her round. She spoke to Maureen once she came off the course.

69 puts you at 3-under but it promised so much more at one point?

Yes, I actually wasn't hitting my tee shots very well in the front

nine but was able to make a lot of up and downs. On the back nine, my

putter got rolling, I wasn't putting very well the last two days so it

was good to see some putts falling. I had a wayward shot on 18. Tough to

finish on that but it's the best score I had during this tournament

so hopefully another low one tomorrow. The flags are a little

more taut today so how low a score do you think there is out there for

the leaders? I feel like the wind is a little calmer than the last two

days, even though it's tucked a bit. Because the greens aren't super

firm, I think if you are far enough up there, it's still approachable.

You just never know. Pressure can get to you. The 18th got to me. It

all depends. The leaders have been playing great golf. I've seen some

of their highlights, they have been hitting it close. I have a good

feeling they are still going to hit a low one today. Finished in the top

three of the last five majors and won two of them. Lydia Ko. Might not

be her weekend though. Whose will it be? This is the live leaderboard. In

Gee Chun is making her presence felt. Karrie Webb just about to get

her round under way. There's Lydia Ko having posted the

round of 69 and we'll see Charley Hull there. The leading amateur,

Bronte Law just there. Maureen, there is one woman in the

field who is perhaps double the average age of the professionals and

it's Catriona Matthew, 46, she won't like me saying that, but perhaps one

of the underrated sportswomen in the country. How much does she deserve

the accolades coming her way now? It's fantastic. Any of us who know

Catriona, she's not the greatest self-publicist. She's accomplished

so much in a quiet manner efficiently over a long time, she's

had a wonderful career, she knows what it takes to win a major and

she'll be comfortable in the position she's in.

Ken Brown, rather not like the last few years in the Championship, was

not about to be swept into the sea in high winds, he's entering the

zen-like calm that always surrounds Catriona Matthew. Looking forward to

it? Absolutely. Supping a bit of water at the moment. Always nervous

no matter how experienced or good you are, the first ever major

Championship on any day is tough. Jutanugarn is an amazing hitter. She

played on the LPGA tour when she was 11 years old! Hit the ball a country

mile. She hit a five iron 195 yards she said yesterday. Short and

straight, keep it under control and it will be interesting to see who

comes out on top. Not much breeze about. The course perfect. I'm going

to join them down the fairway. We'll leave you to it. By the way, nice

hat! Let's just remind everybody of the pairings.

Karrie Webb and Stacy Lewis, what a pairing, they own nine majors

between them. This will be fascinating, Mirim Lee

held the half way lead in the WPGA Championship, another major in June,

only to fall down and also was well in the hunt in the US Open. There's

a woman there, it's Catriona Matthew who knows how to get the job done in

this Championship. Let's see how she goes in the company of Andrew and

Peter. Good afternoon. We are looking forward to a very

pleasant afternoon, although the sun's gone in at the moment. It's a

bit cloudy. Slightly cooler too. Just waiting. The calm before the

storm. Charley Hull's taken goodness how long to play the first hole. Not

too wild a tee shot. A dreadful second, hit the trees, ricochetted

around. All her fans who went down the first fairway...

On the tee from Scotland Catriona Matthew.

The pride of Scotland tees it up. Watch this gentle swing. Ken said

she's not a crash, bang who will lop player, just quietly in the male

game a few years ago, they had players who plotted it quietly down

the fairway. She plays that way. High tee. Swept straight off the top

of the peg. Absolutely down the middle of the fairway.

On the tee from Thailand, aria Jutanugarn.

-- Ariya Jutanugarn. She can hit an iron off the tee most

of the time with great distance. Doesn't use a driver. Rounds of 65

and 69. A little smile before she walks to the ball, which is her

trigger. Hugely powerful figure and a great

contrast as well between these two. Shoot forward. That 'ing just about

alongside the driver of Catriona Matthew. Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire that's just. And off they go.

Mo Martin. Won in such fine style at Birkdale two years ago. Hit the flag

in the final hole. A bit of work for her par there.

A delicate one. She's done it again. Very vicious swing for such a short

shot. More ways to play them than that.

Jang. Lovely pace. Ha Na Jang, incredibly strong South Korean

contingent. 38 of the world's top 100 are from South Korea.

The course is in absolutely splendid condition. I was out with Ken this

morning having a look around. The quality of the grass on the

surrounds of the greens and on the greens and the tees, everything is

absolutely immaculate even though there was so much rain early in the

year. It really is a treat. If you knock

it in, strike this nicely off the middle of the putter and feel the

ball goes nicely in the hole, it's great and a settling feeling. If you

give it a tweak and miss it, you think, oh, God, is it going to be

one of them sort of days? ! Bit short and jabby, but it went in.

That's the way she does it. Remains eight under par.

Look at where they lie in the group of Catriona Matthew and Jutanugarn.

So precise. You wonder how that ever make any mistakes. Seen them do

this, then they go 20 yards over the green. We'll see where this one

goes. 125 yards. Power allows you to put a bit of extra spin on this.

Hard bounce and stop. OK. One thing that was so impressive about

Catriona yesterday, about to hit 18 greens in regulation. Doesn't happen

too often. She'll probably have to land a little further short and

release up to the flag. Perfect angle, lovely lie. Tidy swing.

Perfect length. Husband Graham on the bag.

Scenes at the first tee. Only 25 yards or so away from the 18th.

Starters box. The figure of Alastair Scotts waiting to start them off.

Looks very tidy here, they have set it up beautifully.

Shanshan Feng likes her colourful trousers.

Jutt jutt and Matthew -- Jutanugarn and Matthew are pacing and throwing

and catching. More pacing. She's certainly giving it a lot of

thought, this one. There are lots of subtle runs on these greens, long,

slow rolls, no sharp edges to the greens. But you've got to know what

you are doing, particularly from 14-18 yard ranges. You have to aim

off two, three, four feet sometimes and pace is so important.

Still not sure who is going to two first, I'll be honest, Peter. There

is a lot of circumnavigating with putts from everybody. I think it's

Jutanugarn. Yes, it is. There wasn't much in it. Both putts down the

slope. No great sense of urgency, Ken. It's that type of morning, a

Saturday morning. It's afternoon now, Kenneth. Well... I tell you,

that hat is not doing you any favours. Sorry, I love you to bits,

but that hat will have to go! Get the top down on the car on the way

home, then you can throw it away! You are so kind, Peter. Could be.

Oh! Robbery. If she'd just taken her time over it, it might have dropped.

A very comfortable par-4 to start with for Jutanugarn.

Here come the last pair. The last pair of the final round of the

Ricoh, game number 38. On the tee, from China, Yushchenko Feng. --

Shanshan Feng. Very strong contender I fancy, this lady. Just plods along

quietly. Goodn't me, that is a long way --

goodness me. Mirim Lee. The opening round she produced on

Thursday. She backed that up yesterday with 71.

Also good tee shot. That one didn't get the gigantic leap forward.

Trundled on a bit, but not anything like her companion for the day.

Landed in just about the same place, in a little soft speck. Back to

Matthew on the green. Lady's golf's answer to Luke Donald!

But she has a major. Broch Larsen of Denmark going very, very well.

Three birdies in her first seven holes. Seventh place at the moment.

Thompson. Second shot at the fourth. 6-under par. That was a horrid

swing. What happened there? Good result, perhaps the way to do

it! Oh, it couldn't, wouldn't, shouldnd. Nearly. It was odd, like

she was trying to correct something midway through. I don't know, looks

as though she was startled by a buffalo or something. Extraordinary

shot. Stacy Lewis for her birdie on the

second. Good roll. Spoke too soon.

Apologies, Stacy. Two pars to start with in the second is a gentle

enough par-5. Missed opportunity. Always looks slightly cross to me,

Stacy. Here we are at the second tee. Matthew playing it high. Sweep

it off the top of the tee. I fancy that as left a bit.

Very short rough there, what there is of it. Not bad. One loose tee

shot yesterday, or in the whole round. That was a tee shot on the

16th left. She's just about gotten away with it. Mo Martin same to the

third hole. Lovely. Beautifully played. Very good short iron player.

Not the longest hit ever in the world -- hitter in the world.

Sail down the fort. A little wiggle in the trees. We are blessed with a

forest here so lots of big, mature trees. Give the fairway some

definition. 106, 104. Talking about the 50

degrees wedge. We will just see how close she is to being the right

distance. Looked a good hit. There, you see.

All that fuss and bother and at least you can judge for yourself.

15, 18 yards short from 110 yards. A lot further down the fairway,

Shanshan Feng. They are having their chat now. Huge drive, wasn't it?

This is just a simple pitch up, with whatever you are going to hit it

with. Don't do anything fancy, just land it over the bunker. It will end

up fairly near. 125... I am sorry if I seem a little

facetious. She was lucky to get the big bounce forward from her drive.

The second was not so fortunate. Bit of a break in this one for Lexi

Thompson. Caress it in. Good start continues. Couple of birdies in the

first four holes. Quick check on the leaderboard. Catriona Matthew is,

one shot behind the leader. Shanshan Feng, no fireworks from the Chinese

player as yet. Nicole Brock Larsen, last year's player's Player of the

Year, one of the emerging stars in European golf, as are a lot of other

young Danes who could put their names to that title as well. She is

3-under through eight holes. Looking further down, Ashleigh Simon of

South Africa. She will be going to Rio as one of their competitors, in

fact 41 of the 60 strong field that will contest for the Gold Medal in

Rio are here at Woburn this weekend. Further down, Karim -ish France will

also be on the plane for France. Now, to Shanshan Feng. Third shot on

the opening hole. You don't want this aggravation in trying to get up

and down in two from here. Can't say much about that one. Two

Mo Martin. Hopefully a tap in for a birdie. Oh dear.

Why did you have two mark from ten inches and line it up? You don't

have it to be Einstein to work out it takes longer to go round. You can

see a bit of a ridge running across the green, just in front of where

her ball is. Calculation with the second shot.

AJ at the 2nd. Big tree standing down on the left-hand side of the

green, she fires it down the right. It bounces up and on. Not many

getting on in two here. It's not the longest par-5, but you have got to

be deadly accurate. Catriona Matthew 's has laid up. Then, to try and

save par. Great position of the tee. Huge drive.

That was a dreadful five after that wonderful tee shot. That is just

poor playing. Husband clears the stage and

Catriona Matthew has done laying up a good yardage.

That'll do. That'll do very nicely. She is one of these players that

makes it look so easy. And you think, I should swing app that is,

it is very simple. Mirim Lee making short work of this par opening hole.

Get that four. It almost feels like a birdie after all the messing

about. State of affairs, Mirim Lee keeps hold of her slender lead.

Shanshan Feng, slipping away back down to 9-under. Maguire, the young

Irish amateur is going great guns. 6-under as she enters the back nine.

Two wonderfully struck shots. Little up the hill. The bank of the bunker

at the front of the green will make it turn to the right. You would

settle for two puts here, wouldn't you? Without any doubt. It looks

very drive. It could be a bit quicker than you think. Two

magnificently well struck shots to find the green. It is a tricky green

to find with a long iron. Pushing it. She gave that a good

whack. It is well judged indeed. What a super putt.

Power is no good if you cannot back it up with the Knights touch on the

green. Jutanugarn takes her share of the lead with Mirim Lee. They both

might end up with a four but they have different ways.

It is marvellous, so many different ways of playing golf. Absolutely,

absolutely. That was one of the great lines from John Jacobs. One of

the problems with the game is there are so many ways of playing it well.

So it is hard to teach a method. You have Lee Trevino 's, Jim Furyk, then

you have the purists, the longer hitters, the shorts, to be one. This

is for a birdie at the 2nd Matthew. Well done. Birdie, birdie start.

3-way tie at the top. Matthew, Jutanugarn, and Mirim Lee. Maureen

has joined us. I have just had an nice wander around a few of the

holes. Perfect conditions. Nice bit of cool air wafting through the

trees, so it doesn't get too heavy for the spectators. Good crowds. All

the pressure on this overnight leader and Catriona Matthew 's has

thrown down the gauntlet and made a statement of intent. It is a good

one bolted away by Mirim Lee here on the second. Go to the fifth and Lexi

Thompson. A few players have made a good start, and Lexi Thompson is

certainly one of those. Birdies on the second and the fourth. Lovely

putt. Colourful Shanshan Feng. Colourful,

in more ways than one. Very entertaining character. Just bumping

into the second cuts, but no bother there.

You are thinking, planning and plotting your start to the round.

Catriona Matthew, look so solid. Slightly loose tee shot on the

second, but two birdie opportunities and two taken. She is certainly

carrying, as you might expect, Charley Hull, by contrast, a

dreadful start. Triple bogey on the first and no birdie since. She has

been 2-under par. Ha-Na Jang. Did well to get it out of there. Coming

round nicely. That's looking down at the 2nd. Both

players lying OK. Green is sort of tucked round the corner on the

left-hand side a little bit. You can see, there is a couple of those huge

pine trees which are very strategically placed with bunkers

eating into the left-hand portion the green. Few approving cries.

Click on, click on. Very well done. That is threading the eye of a

needle there, Andrew. Wonderful golf shot. Very close to the rough on the

edge of the left-hand side. We will go to Catriona Matthew. 418 this

par-4, dogleg to the left. Piece of string, it is the perfect angle.

Very hard to keep it tight to the dogleg. That was down the left-hand

side and it has finished on the right half. Good, long hitter as

well. Trying to get close to the flag, so you have to get down the

fairway to give you the shortest possible line in. She will be trying

to work it round the corner with a draw.

Very athletic swing, Ken, isn't it? Hugely impressive, she is a

superstar in the making, no doubt about it. Still young, Jutanugarn,

20. Her sister Maria, has been playing well this week. The ball

above the feet of Mirim Lee, should help her maybe turn it over right to

left. Not got the distance. Big bunker down there, a lot of rough

stuff. She has slightly short sided herself as well. Lexi Thompson, on

the par-3 6th, playing 165 today. An idea of some of the humps and

hollows on the greens here. That is a view of the third. Beautifully

shaped fairways, just giving definition. Little chicanes of

twisting, ribbons of fairway that the players are teased to find. It

really is a beautiful spot. Mo Martin and Ha-Na Jang have

started with a couple of pars. Holding pattern at the moment.

Very good for pace. Very good, indeed. The television screen just

flattens out a lot of these greens. They really are very sloping indeed.

Slightly awkward one of Mirim Lee. Up and down for a birdie.

Mo Martin really relishes being battered in Britain. It is a very

different test of course than the one she faced a couple of years ago

at Royal Birkdale. It is just a different examination paper. She's

struggled a little bit with her left wrist injury over the years. You can

still see the strapping on her wrist. More precautionary at this

stage, than anything else. Not quite the pace. There are a number of

holes here you can rarely attack for a birdie and there are a few that

you have to be mindful and get past them. Some of these early holes are

the ones you need to get past with pars.

Jutanugarn, it really gave it a good hit at this hole. Just a little bit

shy. Not too bad from that distance. Bafta a very ugly opening hole,

looking to get one back. -- after. Ha-Na Jang, to finish well done.

Third part. One couple of times in America, always has effervescent

victory celebrations. Just checking that is a picture mark that Mirim

Lee can repair. Pitch marks, you are allowed to repair, but not spike

marks. Deep into pondering section on the screen. Mirim Lee will be the

first to go for her birdie attempt. Starting to get more crowded at the

top of the leaderboard. It looked good for a while and it

drifted off about 12 inches short of the hole. Great few here of Ha-Na

Jang's second at three. She would try and bully V8 iron. Her line is

pretty good. Distance is pretty good as well. It is a wonderful shot from

Jutanugarn. Just ripped through it and quite pleased with that. 172

yards and an 8-iron. She really had to flash that indeed. It wouldn't

surprise me at all if Matthew had an 8-iron from where she is. 144. Can

use the contours to the left of the flag, be bold and go straight at it.

But coming up short, is not too kind. Very good. Just off the

putting surface, but close. Feng, for birdie. And into double

figures. One of the pace. It is now shared with three players. Stacy

Lewis. Not a great start, 1-over on the first three. Everyone else has

been picking up shots. This should get better now. Lovely shot from

Stacy Lewis. Former world number one. Winner of this at St Andrews

three years ago. Lexi Thompson spends more time on the practice

putting green band nearly any other player. Sometimes it has Depay R.

She is fairly low in the putting stats. Wonderful ball striker. She

just keeps working away. Got dad on the bag this week. Shanshan Feng,

3-wood off the tee. It is a dogleg to the left. Hast to hope that tree

on the left-hand side sticking out a little bit. Settles in, just. That's

OK, quite tight to that pin from the right-hand side.

What a lovely scene this is, Green surrounded by people and all the

trees out. These framed greens, all hoping Matthew can nudge this in to

take the lead. Little lucky with her second. Only just tipped over the

front. Like any good partnership, gets a lot of help from her husband.

Particularly on the greens. Didn't do what either of them

thought it would. Terrific follow-through by Mirim

Lee. Don't try that if you are watching at home, you might end up

in intensive care. You need a very live, supple body to make that

movement. Stacy Lewis for her birdie on the fourth. Yes, it gets going in

the right direction again. Dropped a shot in the third. Back into the

group on 7-under alongside Lexi Thompson and Nicole Brock Larsson.

Dead centre. Really good touch and feel there from Jutanugarn. Moves to

12-under and takes the lead. She's been up at the sharp end of the

leaderboard already in Majors this year. Suffered a bit of a collapse

in the first one in the season when she was three shots clear. But she

learned from experience. She did, because she came back and won three

events on the trot. They were her breakthrough victories in America.

She has already won an event when she was much younger on the lady's

European Tour. She is a star in the making. Still has to make the key

breakthrough in a major Championship. Could this be it? Now,

Mo Martin. Very flat approach at the 4th. No bunkers on this hole, either

off the tee ball on the green. That's very, very good indeed! And

Mo Martin's got the laser irons working beautifully. Exceptional.

Looking at the contours and the shape of the 3rd hole. Shanshan Feng

let it slip away a little. Mirim Lee coming in from a much better line.

The contours of the green feed it round. You can aim to the left of

this pin and hopefully it should bring it round.

Was exactly where she was aiming. Just asking it to go. Had the line

only perfectly, just a little bit shy.

From the other side, good-looking lie in the rough, shouldn't

inconvenience Ha-Na Jang too much. The flag on this little collecting

basin on side. Hast to track over the ridge. Now watch this. Working

down beautifully. Two tasty shots there from this pairing.

Mirim Lee, very good line in here. Incredible follow-through. Just

leaked away to the right. Somebody applauding that. Somebody confused.

Has gone down into the flat of the bunker, otherwise it could be

tricky. I hope this replay goes all the way through to the end of her

follow-through. Super flexibility. Very conventional. Left arm bicep

barely leaving the chest. Full hip turn through impact. And then it

just goes on, and on, and on. Keep turning, keep turning. Almost facing

back towards the tee. Mo Martin just tapped hers in for a

birdie. Jang follows in with a little swinger there. It's another

birdie. So, that is 10-under for Jang, 9-under for Martin. A couple

of groups are pulling each other along too. This Jang and Martin

group and also Jutanugarn and Matthew, have both made good, good

starts. When both players are playing well, they really can feed

off each other. Yes. You maybe feel Andrew the last three pairings are

just beginning to get a bit of daylight between themselves and the

rest of the field. I think it's important when your fellow

competitors are pumping it out at the flags. It makes you more

aggressive. It worked for Stacy Lewis when she played the first two

rounds with Jutanugarn. She was pulled along by the quality of her

partner's play. Didn't go down into the bunker, Mirim Lee. Sticky stuff

around the green here. Got to be quite aggressive with it, otherwise

you can just fluff it a little. Fearful of that, zips through a

little bit too strongly. Hands almost in the metal of the

shaft. The blue arrows go out on the fourth

to inKate the finishing positions of the tee shot of this penultimate

pair. Opposite sides. Catriona down the

right side to Jutanugarn. The rough is about two-and-a-half inches down.

Just nestled down. The pin is on the right of the green.

This is another thing where power is very handy, digging it out of the

rotten lie. If she goes at the flag she's at risk. She has to go to the

right of the flag by four or five, six yards, go deeper and the ball

will get taken into the cut. A bit unlucky there on the second

bounce. Scampered on and gave it a bit more energy to take it through

the hollow. As she dug that out extraordinarily well. That is one of

the great benefits of power. When you get in trouble, you can generate

that strength coming through the rough. It was a nasty lie, I have to

say. Where it finished, it was a reasonably easy shot and well

recovered. Matthew in the perfect spot, 125. It's like a basin the

left hand side and you are trying to hit the plug hole and it's possible

you could run it in there. If you get it in the hollow, there's every

chance it will run very tight to the flag.

If you are a betting person, you might think you could end up with a

two. It's one of those flags where someone's ball could get gobbled up.

APPLAUSE. Just about like that. Took a bit of

grab on the second bounce, enough to bring it to a halt. Wonderful shot

from Catriona Matthew. We saw Mo Martin very nearly holing it, very

pin-friendly position there. Back in the final group.

A double breaker there for Feng. Coming up short. We have seen that a

few times. She's not the most aggressive of putters. Mo Martin is

just about as accurate off the tee as you will find. Certainly not a

long hitter, but finds the fairway, the high 80%s. It's not a long par-4

this one. And she misses the fairway.

Extraordinary head cover. Mo Martin is hiding behind it. Big question

being asked of Mirim Lee here. Remember her chip around this much

past out of the heavy rough. No. So she's going to drop back there 2010

under. Two behind Jutanugarn. -- to10 under. Making a habit of low

rounds in the Majors. She says her goal is to keep that consistency

going through all of the rounds. Ha Na Jang. Mo Martin going with the

drive. Jang with a threewood. Same result down the same line into

the first cult of rough. Always happy. This for par. That was a

little sharp, a little jabby. Back of the 15th green at Wentworth

this, has that feel to it, this shape of green. The rest of the

green is horrifically tricky. Someone must have had a bad night

before making this one. If you can leave yourself 18-20 foot, this is

about as easy as you can get, not much break and fairly level too.

She'll collect her par and we'll go to Stacy Lewis.

She's trying to annex a number of birdies, next Saturday she'll be

walking down the aisle, leaving mum to plan all the details of the

wedding. As it should be. It will be

meticulous. Mirim Lee the driver on the fourth. Not been a great start

to this round now. But it has been a great start for Matthew. Can it be

even better? She's deadly with that putter! Holed her fair share

yesterday. She's going to gather up all the home support. Her third

birdie in the opening four holes. She joins Jutanugarn at the lead at

12-under. There is confirmation of that.

Catriona, named Captain for the 2017 Solheim cup in Iowa next year. Still

not decided whether she's going to play, sweltion be a vice captain.

It's possible the way things are going and for 21 years as a

professional in America and indeed a few years before that on the

European Tour, she's one of our greatest golfing exports, is

Catriona. Charley Hull after that seven triple at the first, remains

at 2-under but some way off the pace now,n the shots behind our

co-leaders. Matthew and Jutanugarn. Nice to see a home player doing so

well. The ball nestled down a little here.

Did she get it a trifle heavy. It was a great line, but very difficult

to control coming out of that lie. Martin second shot to the fifth.

Bunker in the way. Firm green. Out of light.

Just landed on the edge of the green, stopped it a bit. Good break

there. Back down to the tee. 3wood is that?

You have got to hit it 230 yards otherwise you have to shape it

around the corner. Two big beech trees the turn of the dog-leg and if

you hit it past, the ball gets kicked to the right. It's a ball to

play to the corner of the dog-leg then pitch down the hill.

Little anxious going to the right. Oh, well right. Tricky. That's a

tricky one. Missed the bunker. Hung on the slope. She's going to be

standing miles below the ball. It's going to be very awkward. Just

listen to the sound of this ball. It echoes about in the trees. This is

what you call giving it a wollop. -- wallop. She didn't like it. Gone

the other side? Got away with it. This is looking down to the fourth,

the final group. Each player dropping a shot at the last.

Smarting a little bit. Good birdie chance here today with

the pin position in the basin. Second to the fourth. Feng.

I love the way she plays, Peter. I just really enjoy watching her. Yes.

Yes. Delicate one for Ha Na Jang. Played that very well. Very well

indeed. Mirim Lee at the fourth. 133 yards to the flag.

This is Martin for her birdie on five. Mo spent five years on the

secondary Tour in the States before graduating to the LPGA in 2012. Of

course, she burst into our consciousness with her win in this

Championship two years ago. Only missed three greens in her

opening two rounds. One of the most accurate players on the Tour.

Would you say the women's Tour, generally speaking, America and

Europe, the Far East, is it generally in pretty good shape,

Maureen? It could be in a lot better shape in Europe, Peter. We need a

lot more tournaments for the players. Obviously, the LPGA's

reasonably successful, the Korean Tour is very successful. Ha Na Jang

here won the Korean money list in 2013.

Did that rather a lot. And then she went over to the States in 2015 and,

as you have heard already so far, she's had two wins in America this

year, so the Korean Tour's extremely strong, tremendous breeding ground

for getting these players going. I would like to see more field Tours

in Europe. I just hope more sponsors would realise it would be worth it.

I hadn't understood why more sponsors hadn't come forward. I was

honoured to be the first President when it was set up and I thought it

would be a pushover, lots of people that make things that women use,

make-up, shoes, clothes, glamour, whatever reason though, they didn't

come, whether they were not attracted to it, I don't know. The

golf courses were there, not at that level, but where we used to play,

40-50 odd years ago, plenty of those. That was a bit short. In she

went. That's her style. As long as she keeps her youed by still, on she

goes -- her body still. On she goes. The players are all very engaging.

That's a selling point. I think I maybe was even playing on the Tour

when you were the President all those years ago. It was a

troublesome time. Now, this isn't, well actually it's

not a deep edge, it's not as bad as it might have been. It's not bad.

The best she can do is sort of punch it to the front left of the green.

It is awkward. It's lower down than it looked. Scratches it out. Play it

gently, push it to the front of the green and it will come off the bank.

Not a bad result. That was very gad. Her body was completely vertical

when she was standing to the ball. Terribly easy to smother that way,

way left. Just played it with her hands and arms. That's all right. A

long time since she's had a chip. Well, they make you fat, you know!

Perfect spot. Little gathering area. APPLAUSE.

Always a bit of luck. People say, no, no, they controlled the spin,

which is a worn out expression, but sometimes it works out OK and

sometimes it doesn't. Mirim Lee. 170-yard par-3 for Lexi Thompson.

Didn't look much more than a 7-iron she was hitting there. Nice.

Back to the fourth. Feng's birdie attempt.

Stacy Lewis for a birdie. Nice strike. What a result. You could see

that right from the word go. Her body still went back about nine, ten

inches and ten inches through the ball. Second birdie of the round.

Slightly crusty line, ball sitting not too badly. Chipping up the hill.

Well, she's certainly got her eye in. Half an inch left and that would

have been a good backstop. Just catches the edge of the hole and the

flag. Dead centre and it might have even gone in, I suppose. We shall

never know. Due to move in to her new home in

Berwick on Tuesday. Catriona says they are moving in, but then they

have to go to Rio by 12th August. Friends of mine are moving tomorrow

only about half a mile. It's dramatic. You would have thought

they were going to Tibet. The Matthews are moving back into their

original house after renovating. Nice town, North Berwick.

Interesting putter. Half-and-half grip and shaft.

Regulation kit now Ken. Has she done it? She has. She's a very good

looking player, Ken, I must say. A very talented lass, isn't she? Oh,

my goodness, it's all there. Nice touch, confident, 20 years of age.

Very, very impressive. Nice atmosphere around women's golf.

The majority are jolly and happy and talk to the caddy and smile. An

important one here. Come on Catriona, you can do it. Yes, you

can. Steady as a rock. That was a good escape there. Could

have been one of those that just slip away, but she got a good par.

Yes, after where her too shot finished, it was very good.

Thompson. Just not quite coming off the blade

with conviction. Hello! You don't see many of these old boys about.

They're lovely. One of the delights of coming to the countryside. There

was a tiny dear this morning. They came from China originally.

Tricky for Mo Martin. Four different lengths of grass. Going to airmail

this one. On the edge? Yes. I don't know why they take such a

big swing. Since Mickelson started, then Tiger Woods, it's a big swing,

lot of loft, hit it hard up in the air and really there's no need to do

that all the time. There are other types of shot you can play.

Everybody does it know. -- does it now. A couple of testing second

shots coming up for this last group. Feng might be able to sneak this

past without having to move it too much from left-to-right. Odds on

this going through the green really isn't it, if it goes over the

bunker. That looks like a tatty old fairway.

Scampering down that slope, just as you foretold. That's not bad.

Stopped reasonably well. Back to the fifth. After that fluffed pitch on

the edge of the green, back to the fifth.

Beautifully threw the ball there. The play, have to carry the ball

almost like a false front and then severely downhill. She got a great

bit of check on that. Precision strike. One of your lone trees left

behind there, Maureen, stood like a sentinel. Gives it a bit of rough.

Yes, now this is the par-3. Mo Martin's par putt. She was the one

who actually just roughed the chip a bit. Ha Na Jang's strolled hers in,

pretty much stone dead for her par. This is a par saver for Martin, but

not to be. You can see Ha Na Jang's marker

there. Good par-3s here, Peter? Yes, nice, biggish greens. They all run

at everything so slightly different angles so that the breezes that

funnel down the trees play a little bit of havoc, testing you all the

time. Similar yardages but different clubs. That's a drop shot.

The course is more difficult today. The number of greens and the flags

have been put in the corners, making it awkward to get close. Jang now,

for her three to stay 10-under. This sixth hole is playing 156 yards

today. That is a very good view of it. Looking down at Catriona Matthew

and Ariya Jutanugarn. You will notice most people tee their ball up

on the left hand side of the tee blocks. There is a tree that

overhangs, giving you a bit of an angle to get past.

156. 9 tiern probably. Long chip, punchy chip forward -- 9-iron

probably. Dribbled away a bit. Nicely struck. One of these cheeky

pins. It's that branch of the pine tree hanging over Augusta style that

makes this awkward. Can't quite get it high enough to guarantee to get

it over if you put it a fraction you'll clank into it. This is a

particularly dense area of the course coming up from the little

pathway behind this tee. I lost Clive Clarke in the

rhododendrons, and the bushes. He finally came out. Especially where

the flag is cut today. You can stand outside, no penalty and that was a

sweet shot. Very sweet shot. If you think back to Thursday morning after

eight holes, Matthew was 2-over par. She is just a nice player. Sounds

daft to say. Mirim Lee for a birdie at the 5th. She tickles it down the

hill and it's there. It fascinates me, you see the different characters

and not only at this level, but golf club level. Someone who's always in

a rush, someone who is bit steady. Lexi Thompson. One of my favourite

holes, playing from high up in the hill down to a Green set below her.

Beautifully framed by the pines and the trees and the bracken. It is a

wet corner of the cause, so you tend to take big divots down there. The

seniors are here in the first week of September. Travis Perkins stage

an event here. In it goes, well done. If you've not been to Woburn,

and you want a good four days out, the first few days is on the Dukes

course. The first of the three that was put together. Trouble for

Charley Hull. Doing her best to recover from a horrific start.

Nicely played. Great skill showcased. Awkward stance, kept her

balance very well. Slid the club into the sand, under the ball. Stacy

Lewis at the 7th par-5. Can she get up and out and close? She might do

if it stops. Scampers on. Covers quite a big acreage. The

holes aren't that far apart, but because of the trees there is good

separation. You hardly see anyone else when you are on the course. But

they are only 50, 60, 70 yards away. All these people are in with a

chance if they just had a birdie run going and the final 18 tomorrow.

Stacy Lewis, having a serious look at the hole, Peter. Nice to see the

crowds, seeing them all lined up along here. Woburn is such a good

location, a couple of miles of junction 13 of the M1.

Alex Hayes old watering ground. I still miss the old rascal. This has

got a little left to right. As it gets to the Cup, it may come the

other. The early walk, indicates she knew

she hadn't given it enough. She's doing very well, Maureen. The birdie

and no drop shots. She looks as though she is comfortable. This is

Mel Reed. Not having such a happy day today. 3-over. This is the 77.

Yes. She had a run of three bogeys in the middle of the front line,

another couple on the back and not a birdie to be seen. Can Matthew Read

this one? Not far away. Just tickles across. But a comfortable three. No

sweat. Another hole safely negotiated.

Another birdie opportunity to Stacy Lewis. This is the par-5 with the

split fairway. Good recovery to there. Not enough.

8-under. Just treading water. Back to the sixth. Teeing up on the far

left. Not that bad. Seeking perfection, perfect length. Ten

yards. Ten yards drag. Not the end of the world.

Back to Shanshan Feng. Had a very decorated amateur career. Nine wins

in China. Her assessment of her own game is, she always hits well from

the tee to the green and then it just depends on how she putts. Looks

very calculated. It doesn't stop. It might have done, but it didn't. 25

yards past. Faced with a tricky chip. Up to the flag. This will be a

great up-and-down from the bulk of the C if she can steer this one

home. Well done. Rattled in. She is on the march trying to peel back

those shots she dropped on the first. She's only had one birdie.

Currently 3-under, 2-over for today's round. Lexi Thompson for a

birdie at the 9th. Needs to turn left. No. Never read it properly.

Par-5. Interesting one, Ken. The split fairway? Most players go down

the right because it is a bit wider. It has worked out perfectly. Grand

old Pines standing. The horseshoe affect in the woods. Dipped down in

front of the green. 507, it is just about in range if you get a good one

away. The breeze, what bit there is, is slightly helping for the elevated

tee. You don't want to go too far down the right-hand side, you can

run over the top of the hill into the rough. Of the top off the tee

again. She sweeps that drive away and it is an absolute belter.

Unlucky. Caught a wet spot. Quick check on the leaderboard. Jutanugarn

and Matthew setting the rounds. Mirim Lee, who has led this

Championship after a sparkling opening round of 62, a Championship

equalling record round. She has slipped two behind. There is Leona

Maguire of Ireland, one of the few amateurs who will be playing at the

Rio Olympics. She will be accompanying Stephanie Meadow 4-team

Ireland. She is going well in the chase for the leading amateur here.

Bronte Lord of England, one of the other amateurs in this field. She

started bogey, bogey, so she has a bit of work to do. Charley Hull,

having picked up a shot at the 7th, but still in arrears. 2-over in her

round today. It was a shuddering halt to proceedings on the first

after a triple bogey. Nice little pitch up the hill. Huge divot.

That's the way you do it! A real roller-coaster of a putt for Feng

here. Very rolling greens, lots of switchbacks, humps and hollows. The

greens are quite big. At the 7th, she has hit two very good shots onto

the screen. Going down into a slight hollow, up the other side. Not 1

million miles away. The eighth playing 170 yards today.

Tucked down the left-hand side. It is a great shot. Getting better all

the time. Back to the sixth. Quite a long birdie putt. Again, up, out of

the slight hollow. Up the hill, over the top. Dead weight.

Up on the seventh. Ha-Na Jang. Let's see how quickly she keeps after the

ball. She followed the ball with her eyes, very quickly. And then it was

time for tea. That's what you call relaxed. Pina Colorado? No, later,

maybe. Found somebody's chair, probably one of the stewards.

Wonderful amount of volunteers who always turn up here. It is a good

way to see the goal. Mo Martin, just taking a little bit more time after

this after seeing Ha-Na Jang slide her birdie attempt pass the hole.

Well done. As he mentioned, she is very much favouring the short

backswing, Poppy, Ratty style. Thank has this far par. She needs to aim

at this at the right edge. No. Not a bad tee shot. Ran through the back

of the green, three from the edge. Shot dropped.

Up to the next par-3. Stacy Lewis. Beautiful tee shot. But not managing

to convert. Hasn't won an individual title for a couple of years. We just

look and see the choices made by the players in this penultimate group.

This is Jutanugarn. Most players only go down the right if they

believe they can make the carry in two. Mackie went down that way but

she got no run. I think she was lucky. If she had had a big bounce

she would have toppled over the end. She also had a bit of mud on the

ball. But her playing partner, 232 the front of the green. Just about

capable of making it. It sounded all right.

She really uses that iron well. Gives it a good crack. 25 short of

the hole. Down the hill at the 9th for Hull.

It did go, it obeyed the command. Good shot. Started with a seven.

Scrappy, silly seven. Thompson at the 10th. Interesting style. Lot of

body action. Dead online. Hard to believe she is still only 21 years

of age, Maureen, she seems to have been around for so long. I think I

saw her on the European Tour when she was 15. You get used to them

being around and then after ages, you discover they are only just 21

and 22. Interesting, Matthew has played into

the valley. Downslope of a lie. Very tricky to get the ball on side. She

is very methodical, plays the game like chess. Bernhard Langer, like.

Linger longer with Langer. That's good, too. She plots her way around

the course, very tidy and needs. -- meet. Charley Hull for a birdie on

the ninth. This would get her out in 37. It is drifting off.

Mo Martin. One of those rescued clubs. Bigger club than a rescue

club, but she is online and has found the target. Interesting how

clubs have changed over the years, Maureen. We will never return to the

wooden headed clubs, I am convinced. Mirim Lee. Left to right. I think

left. She hasn't. She is fortunate to get a bit of stop on it. She's

not very far from the end. She took a bit of a risk, but that is a damp

area down there. She chuckles away. Just trying to turn this 1-over into

the flag on the left-hand side. Good shot. Many more punchy players now.

I remember Bunty Stevens, an old friend of mine at Birkdale years

ago. She had a wide, low swing. Taps it in. Well done Charley Hull. Pull

yourself together on the back nine. Has she got a good lie in the

bunker, Ken? Yes, about 40 yards and a little bit of a hollow to get the

ball through. This is very awkward. You can try to be too cute and put

it over the back. Pretty good. She managed to get it up and quickly and

with a bit of run out on it. Without hitting it seemingly all that hard.

It was very well controlled. She knows what she's about, this lasts.

She really does. Thompson... Three birdies already

today. Go on. When she gets in full flow, she really is the most

wonderful golfer to watch. Ranked number four in the world now.

Already got a major under her belt. She's had a few putts like that

today, that have stopped right on the edge. Back to the penultimate

game. Interesting how she doesn't put the

ball down on the green until later on in the peas. Does all the

preparation. He points there, just a little routine. Just over those

little blades of grass. Ball down. Doesn't take long when she's over

it, Ken. No, she has decided, just about half an inch outside the left,

which is just outside that, little up the hill. For birdie. Couple of

looks. Taps it on its way. The know. Sliding all the way. That might help

Matthew's putt, the reading of, Ken? From this angle it is a bit left to

right. The pace is slower than you think and if you haven't got enough

on it, it will dive to the right. Matty's putting so far today has

been absolutely mustered. She looks absolutely comfortable, she has one

of those fat grip that is, by the looks of it. It is a classic setup

routine, comes up from behind, couple of practice strokes. She does

it the old-fashioned way. Yes, it is just simple. It stayed left, would

you believe it. Would you believe it? I thought that was odds-on. Safe

part. -- par. Long putt from Mo Martin here at eight.

Very nice. Very nice. It is a real global game, the women's game and

the last 16 players off the tee today, there were ten nationalities

represented. One of them from the United States, Stacy Lewis. Steady.

It is a beauty. Mirim Lee has gone down the right.

Looks and narrow target, through that gap on the left. And it looks a

long way away. Can she carry the bunker? She can. One good hop

forward, it could have been very close. Two big hits.

Now -- Ha Na Jang's birdie attempt. I have been doing a bit of a survey

this week, Peter. I am looking at putting grips, as in how the players

put their hands on the part. We're talking about right-handed players,

50% have left below right, and 50% is more conventional. If you saw

something that strayed from the Orthodox, you immediately thought

they had a problem. Yes, Cross handed and then came the long

putter. Amber Marchbank grip, and Bernhard Langer was very successful

with it for a time, before he went to the long putter. It is a game

within a game. Those tiddlers, it is so annoying when you miss these. She

doesn't. Pretty tight at the top. All the way

down, a lot of players from 6-under, shooting 67.

Parfrey the eighth, on the left-hand side. -- par-5.

There is the gallant colonel. His last tournament. We will see more of

him over the last 24 hours, I am sure. They have provided so much

help for us over the years, taking leave from their army duties to come

and help but golf tournaments. She has lined this up. Just watch the

rhythm. Sitting up for a little draw, little bits of right-to-left

on it. How is it looking, Ken? If the distance is right, it is looking

crushed E. The best round for this third round so far is still from

Chun, from South Korea. Nicole Broch Larsen is 8-under. Leona Maguire is

7-under. Charley fires one in here. Marching down the back nine. She

could do with coming home in 32. That would boost her morale. She had

a nice run of birdies yesterday on the back nine, so it is well within

her capability. Not seeing many putts hold, Maureen. Considering the

greens are magnificent. The whole courses. Beautifully done and

congratulations to all concerned. Three courses here and they are all

immaculate and all slightly different. This is going to be a

long, eagle putt. You are right Peter, at how unlucky she was at the

shot, but she played in with a 3-wood. There is moisture in that

side, the water drains down there. But the ball almost went backwards.

Firm bounce, she would have been up within 12 feet of the hole or so. It

will be good going if she gets round in two. Pace and aligned, the old

Crown Green Bowling. Roll it up to the jack. Down the little hollow, up

the other side. Perfect length. Beautiful length.

Just sweeping across a Birds Eye view to the eighth.

A little minivalley of sin there Ken, that she's walking up. Yes,

nine times out of ten it would have gone down the slope which would have

made it a little trickier. It's going to be a chip and run.

A few years ago, they would have played with anything from a 4-iron

to 7-iron, now I wouldn't be surprised if we see one of the most

lofted clubs. Look at the loft on this. Hands forward, got to hit it

just right. Very easy to get it to check and come up short. She's done

it beautifully. Can't complain about that! I think she knows what she's

doing. Leave the girl alone! Tidy card! Going well. A two-shot

lead now over Matthew. Let's have another look at that, Peter.

Beautifully played. I suppose the result is the same as... Oh,

beautifully touched. I bet Catriona is mumbling to

herself there, fancy her holing that. She's not far away either. A

little bit more, but that's a nice three.

You tend to get a hanging lie here at the ninth for your second. This

one doesn't look too bad. There's one of the big valleys. There are

several of them that run through the course and until we've cut away

through the roads and things, we didn't know they were there, the

Ferns and the rhododendrons, but it gives the course a lot of character.

Now, will the charge begin here? For Charley? No.

Just has to guard against getting frustrated. She's hitting a lot of

good shots, beginning to give herself the chances. Patience is the

key, sometimes you can't force things too much.

She's a player who can really eat up the par-5s, so she's left herself a

decent chance there. Reached the 9th hole. 14-under. Par-4 straightaway.

Massively wide fairway that runs away from you. Iron off the tee

again. My word, she gives it a good crack. Gone off like a tracer

bullet. Like one of Davis Love's. He could do it. So could Greg Norman.

If you run through the fairway on the right, it's not too bad. Ideally

you want to be down the right side, about 250 yards out.

Catriona with a little lofted wood. Metal, wetle, kettle, whatever it

is, and she binges it away, hits it straight off the top of the tee

every time. That bounds away, look at that! That could be awkward down

there. Luck of the draw. Mirim Lee's tee shot like a tracer

bullet there, nicely in off the curb. Excellent.

Jutanugarn, the 20-year-old from Bangkok now beginning to take a bit

of a group. A two-shot lead now. The fireworks, as we saw, the chip-in at

the eighth, it's all going this young lady's way. Catriona Matthew

giving chase at 46 years of age. Mirim Lee and Ha Na Jang also very

much in touch. So up on the green, Mo Martin.

Interested by that choice off the tee for Catriona Matthew there. It

clearly was a choice that bounded through the fairway and down the

slope. Looking back from the green, you can

see where Catriona Matthew will be down that slope there. It's not too

bad there. Got that wrong. 54 players are under

par here. We have taken this course apart and again, they have been

playing at a modest length. Slightly splayed elbows in the style

of Lexi. We judge her by high standards. She plays very well from

putt to green. Ha Na Jang. A quick one but not quite that pacy.

Just the one birdie today for Jang. Seven yards on. She was blocked out

there, just attacking around the bunker, as you can see, keeping it

under the trees. Ha Na Jang and Mo Martin. I think

it's Martin first. Ariya Jutanugarn waiting for her to

get into her met Tative pose. -- meditative pose. She did some work

about relaxing herself so she's taken the lessons to heart.

Jutanugarn lighting a scented candle down the fairway.

Jutanugarn's routine. Oosthuizen when he won the Open at St Andrews

looked at the red dot on his glove. Players conjure up all kinds of

things to get themselves into the zone. Nice little trigger to start

and every routine will be the same. Ha Na Jang comes forward.

Looks at the hole. Spread the feet a little wider.

And it works. Good save after a cautious first putt. One birdie, all

the rest pars for Ha Na Jang on the front nine. Interesting Maureen,

Jutanugarn and Matthews crashed one through? I think that might have

been the case because the tee shot number seven dug its heels in. Took

a mighty bounce. This couldn't be placed in a better spot, 170 yards.

Not a pin to coy with ideally between the TV tower and the flag

and the slope. Very good shot perfect for distance.

I couldnd work out what she was doing off the tee. It got a big

shoot forward. It went crashing through the fairway a long way down

there. It really didn't shoot forward. It's not too bad. Only got

135. Again, she's got to aim a little left, further right to the

shallow of the green. This is not a time to be terribly bold. As a

tactician, there's nothing better. This is a hanging line.

She did very well there. Set it off, just a bite on the TV tower and not

a shot to take any liberties with. Time to press the go button and

there's a time to just be a little bit more conservative.

Stacy Lewis had to put one low just off to the right and a little chip

is very well played indeed. Lovely shot by Lewis.

Unlucky. Never easy to sleep on the lead. She's done that for a couple

of evenings. But she's getting more accustomed to it, getting more

comfortable up there with people chasing her. She's two shots adrift

at the moment. Maguire putting together a very nice

round again. Just creeps over into the top ten,

Maguire. 4-under for her round leading the amateur standings by a

good few shots under Bronte Law. 3wood for Ha Na Jang. 344 yards.

Gives it the plum line. That's old school, that is.

Dangerously downhill this one, a yard past the flag. You want a steep

down slope. Needs a silky touch. Nicely played resolutely to the

left. Pretty good pace. Mirim Lee. Let's have a look at this

follow-through again. That one gets a shooting bounce

forward as well. I think that's going to hang on.

You are landing on a downslope there.

Just got to cosy it down with maximum break.

Catriona Matthew had already been established on the LPGA Tour for a

couple of years when Jutanugarn was born. There aren't many more

experienced players in the game than Catriona mathee r yew. Laura Davies

and her. -- Catriona Matthew. Not many women in the gamekeep going

into their 40s. Maybe they've got more sense!

That's OK. Gets a lot of action on the ball Lexi. A lot of moving

parts. When we look at the super slo-mo of the others, there doesn't

seem to be many moving parts and Catriona knocks that in and these

pairing have had no drop shots between them. Treely high standard

of golf in this pressure situation. When did she get the nickname

beanie? A long time ago in east Lothian. Maguire six shots clear of

Bronte Law in the amateur case. Tee shots of Mirim Lee and Shanshan

Feng going through. You can see the ball there right at the end of the

fairway. Mirim Lee slightly hanging lie.

A shot through the valley up towards the green.

A lot of players on the left hand side. Helen's popped in to see us

again. Hello. Hello. What Swedish words are we going to learn today? !

Mo Martin on the tenth hole, one of the easier holes on the golf course.

Let us see if Maguire can finish out here on the hole. Beautifully done.

A very, very good round from Lee-Anne Maguire, a 68. Goodness,

that was a violent high five. -- Leona Maguire. Good that it happened

afterwards so there was no injury. That was her twin sister Lisa on the

bag. Ha Na Jang. Slightly over club. Still on the

green but sure she's not too happy about that one. Jutanugarn on the

tee. A low bulleted drilling one on the

tenth. It could park itself behind the tree. May just be OK. You can be

well on this fairway and right behind a tree up this left side.

420 yards. Pin tucked over the left bunker so you really must come off

the fairway. A bit of a humdinger of a flag.

We are enjoying the contrast between these two playing their games.

Jutanugarn hits it so long, hitting irons off the tee most of the time.

Side by side and sharing a chat. I was having lunch with Catriona today

and she was saying she felt very, very comfortable with her game and

she was super happy about her performance yesterday and she said

she'd played a lot with Ariya in the States and they're both very calm

and collected players and are playing very well. They're very good

for each other out there. Lexi Thompson, another birdie chance.

Never looks quite comfortable on the greens. She comes up like she wants

to guide it rather than letting the putt hit the ball and stay online.

Stacy Lewis on the 11th, par-5. Getting a little too much on that

one. Over and up, some of the toughest putts I think, because you

have to get over the hill and it gets away from her.

Very impressive, six shots clear of Bronte Law.

Mo hasn't really found the pace really either. You would think that

she, her bread and butter is really her short game and we were saying

before that she's, even though she's won the British Open she's not fund

herself up on the leaderboard, and it's a different feeling when you

get up there and have a chance to win. We have been talking about that

round Leona Maguire. She leads the amateur race by a distance now.

Interesting to get her thoughts talking to Hazel.

Andrew was just saying six shots clear of Bronte Law in the chase,

give us your reaction to the 68, there was a wee fist bump there,

enjoy it? It was a great day out there today, I enjoyed every minute

of it, gave myself a lot of chances and took them. Tell us how positive

this situation is because you have the world number two, Bronte

yourself are three, and the world number four is going for it too this

weekend. We are seeing more and more amateurs right up at the top

Echelons of professional events these days? Yes, absolutely. Amateur

golfers are as strong as they have ever been. Bronte is obviously a

friend of mine. It's great to see all the amateurs doing well. I'm

interested to know your ambitions this weekend, are you out to win

this title? We'll see how it goes tomorrow. I'll try to make as many

birdies as I can and see what happens. Like you, with so many

others going to Rio, you are one of the few amateurs in this

professional field. Thame us about your prospects and what you are most

looking forward to? I can't wait for Rio, it will be a dream come true

for me to represent Ireland on that stage. I've watched the Olympics

enough times, usually on the TV, so it will be great to be part of it

this year. In the village, we'll get to soak up the whole atmosphere and

cheer on the rest of the Irish athletes out there. Well, we saw you

pull off almost a professional victory last year, who knows what is

ahead. Good luck. Thank you. Interesting the approach she's

taken. You think of her as an amateur, and she's older than some

of her colleagues. Bronte Law, three holes to go. Was going well for a

while. Maria Parra, 78. Maguire might be heading for the top prize

but might have her eyes on something else. Watching Jang for a par first.

Ran a little bit by. This is important to stay in the race. That

was not a good effort. I think going back to Leona, that is what is so

great, because when they come out on Tour, they win right away. We came

out a couple of years and wanted to know how it felt to be a

professional. They get to contend even as amateurs. When they become

professional, the step up is not that big.

Most of the players left this out to the right a bit. Being cautious with

it. Miriam Lee no different. I think they think it's a lot faster than

it's been proven to putt today and it's hard to give it a go when it's

a downhill putt. Another very good iron shot from

Jutanugarn. Very impressive player. A lot of glies would like to play

like a girl when they look at her. She's got the distance. It's not

just the distance, she's playing with real composure as well and good

touch around the greens. She's an all-round good player. This is

another one, Catriona Matthew, that is a very well all-round good

player. A little bit too much. A pretty

decent chance on that one. So Mirim Lee to remain two behind. A

confident stroke. Charley Hull we've been told has had

a penalty drop. Not going well for her today. No, I think it was a very

tough start for Charley. A very good save for a bogey though. I think

since she's never said she's really been nervous, there's been a couple

of days where she felt something she's never really felt to that

extent, you know, being home with all her friends and family on the

home course. There's not a lot you can do, it has to be going its own

way when it comes to nerves. Jutanugarn sizing up her putt. The

driver is so dominant in the modern game, she decides not to take it.

She thinks she can hit it far enough. She could find another 20

yards, goodness me. She doesn't need it. She's hitting two irons into the

par-5s and I think to have the driver and get herself into trouble

than to be leading the US Open, sorry, the British Open, with the

irons and 3-wood, I think she would be smarter to take the second route.

She wouldn't be able to take a driver here because of the distance

they play. She would have to take the iron most of the time anyway.

This is a fast putt. We saw Ha-Na Jang previously. She found the right

pace and she found the Cup. Another birdie. I haven't seen the sign of

any nerves from her today. Just going along, like a walk in the

park. It is a slow walk in the park. I liked the way she is playing at

her own pace. She is not being rushed. When she gets up to play the

shot, she is quick enough, but between she is at a steady rhythm.

It is going to be a pretty quick round. Catriona Matthew, struggling

to keep pace. Started off so well, three birdies in the fourth. All

Pars since then. I hope she stays calm and not tries to force it. It

is not over today. Just positions at yourself in a nice position. Here is

Mirim Lee. In the bunker, that is a tough shot.

Straight in the bunker at 230 yards. Talking about awkward shots... It is

a very tough shot, all uphill. But she played it beautifully. And you

have to hit it so much harder than you think because the ball is going

to go straight up. She definitely did that. Pursed lips, Stacy Lewis.

Always looks a bit disenchanted with life.

Life is good. She did smile twice yesterday. Use them all up. Shanshan

Feng, down the fairway. And Mirim Lee, just avoided the sand. Probably

would have preferred... She's going to have to stand in the bunker and

take one or two more clubs to get to that. The only danger that could be,

she will hit the grass a little bit too much, too quick. She will have

to be very careful to take the ball first. It was the first longer she

has just avoided. It is an untidy mistake. It is quite a

straightforward hole, the tenth. For being such an easy hole, it has

caused the play is quite a bit of a problem this week.

Much deliberation. She should come out little bit left. It is important

for her to stay off on the back foot here. If she moves in, she's going

to hit it heavy. She's going to have to play with the slope.

Her caddy, urging it on. When you have such an uphill lie, it is going

to take a lot out of it, but she got it on the green. I am sure she's

quite happy. Big smile, she is happy, she is on the putting

surface. Always happy, happy soul. Jutanugarn. See if she can give this

a lick with the 3-wood. That's tight. She can take a tighter line

here, almost creeps out onto the fairway. What a difference it is

with Mo Martin. This is her third shot on this par-5. She has the

hybrid. Little bit harder to get the ball closer to the pin when you come

in that low and running. She is so good with those clubs. She wears out

the face on those clubs, the amount of times she has two hit them.

Catriona Matthew, with the driver. Birdied on both days so far at this

par-5. I think it's easy now to start to feel like you want to force

it a little bit. Didn't get much bounce out of that one. That one

just stuck on landing. If we can get Charley to do

something. That's not Charley, that is Ha-Na Jang, sorry I apologise.

Little greedy, I thought, on that shot. She had plenty on the right

side to work with. Here comes Charley. She is in Swedish yellow

today. Yellow and blue, look at that. That is what she did for me.

Great shot from Charley. Lexi Thompson. Let's see if she can put a

positive stroke on this one. Although it is quite quick and a bit

of break in it. Wasn't a putt to be aggressive on. She has judged that

beautifully. Not long until the leaders get to

the 12th hole. It is a very interesting shot par-4. We centre

not only can, but Peter Alice to have a look at it earlier on. I am

with the Maestro on the 12th green. It is a tricky pin position today,

Peter? I wouldn't want to be putting from up there with a shaky grip. The

tee is back there and most players will lay up. Look where the water

is, we have only got three paces over to the water today. If you come

in with a wedge, it will be difficult to hold it. A lot of

players will have to play beyond the flag. They could use the contours to

the left. This leaves and manageable putt. It is pretty quick downhill,

Peter? You need a delicate touch, Kenneth. If anyone has a delicate

touch, it is you. You never lose it. This flag on the 12 is in a tricky

spot. You will have to have your wits about you. If you go fit, you

are risking everything. It could be dangerous. Two smiling rogues.

Looking at number 12. Sometimes they bump the teacup and the players will

have a go at this green. Sometimes that they do in the men's

tournaments. Charley has left it short of the pin. Chance to get to

three. That's how you do it when you play the 12.

Mo Martin hit in that wonderful, low, long fairway wood. She is now

considering all possible options. Yardage chart. Green Charter

examined. The lie of the land study, a few brass rubbing is taken.

Everything is taken into account. She hasn't really come into the

groove today, she has just been fighting to stay where she is.

She has got it! Worth the effort and the concentration. And the looks

from all sides. Mo Martin, that is a hard earned birdie from some way

down the fairway. She is trying to get it in two using the hybrid.

There is always a way it can be done. Mo Martin gets to ten. This

one looks pretty useful. They are dropping now. Mirim Lee moves within

two of Jutanugarn. It is always nice you don't drop too many shots and

then you start feeling more comfortable. Ha-Na Jang. Sneaks in

on the right side. Doesn't matter. Smile is never too far away with

Jang. A look at this par-5. Catriona Matthew is playing it as a full

three shot. Jutanugarn, even though she is in the rough, she can get

there. 247 yards. The ball looks as if it has been teed up for her.

Couldn't be in a better lie. She is looking to aim it in a gap which is

80 yards wide. If you go left, it goes into the bunker and if you go

right, it is in the hollow. Clanked it. It is in there somewhere.

Decisions to be taken, rules officials will be called. It is a

great position coming in. Look at how strong she is. She stays down so

well on the ball. Comes over a little bit too quick with her hands.

But it is really, really beautiful and effective golf swing. A lot of

power coming through. Go back to Mirim Lee, see if she can find the

right line here. Trying to sneak it a little bit on

the left side. Trying to gain a few yards. Leaves it a little bit out to

the right. Bit of cut spent on that one and it dug its heels in when it

landed. Matthew, third. Lovely light, good angle. -- lovely lie.

That's one just dug in as well. But a chance of four. It is a nice putt,

I bit uphill. Going to make a good run at it.

That is the state of affairs. Jutanugarn, really hasn't put a foot

wrong. Five birdies, no drop shots. Two clear. Wonderful scoring from

most concerned. Leona Maguire is in a very strong position. Nicole Broch

Larsen with a round of 70. Good ground from Jodie you it. -- good

round from Jodie Ewart. Someone has e-mailed in to ask what

brass rubbing is. They must be young. Used to go into churches and

put a bit of paper down over something ornate and rub away. It

was all the rage in the day. The times we used to have! The winter

hours flew by. Back to the 12th green, thankfully.

Thank God, Stacey has a nice run. She found the Cup.

Helen is leaving. Thank you very much, Helen. Back to Jutanugarn. The

sign has been moved. Maureen is back in and Peter Alice is back here and

Ken Brown is out watching this one. If she gets clever and gets it

wrong, she could run up half a dozen. She has got to play the

percentages. About five yards to land the ball on. Be sensible. Play

five, Ken? Don't be too greedy. Is it up, is it up? It is. Very well

played. Little bit of a breeze getting up.

Bronte, struggling on with borrowed clubs. She said she was really

missing her own putter. Hasn't been a good day for her. I thought she

might decide to keep that set, but maybe she will change her mind.

Charley Hull. Hasn't really recovered from the seven at the very

opening hole. Rocked her back on her feet. Hasn't really had much going

since then. Are we going to see a sterling finish? That could have

done with skipping forward a bit. But play today generally, has been

very constructive, very good. Enjoyable to watch. Can Matthew

Craft another birdie out of this hole. Good lay-up. Reasonable pitch.

She has putted so well this weekend. Made more than her fair share

yesterday. At this juncture, she just wants to hang on and keep

Jutanugarn within her sights. Don't let her get too far ahead. Just

strolling around like one of those great big giraffes. I wouldn't have

picked that particular animal to fit in with this young lady. Good

player, Ken. I have never seen her play before. She is absolutely

fantastic. She is, as they say, in the moment. Focused. Have you ever

had any moments, Ken? Plenty. You just get the feeling she thinks, I

am going to hole this. It is not an easy one, it is down the slope. Is

it a bit from the right, where is it from, this one? I didn't get close

to it, it was a bit of a hostel to get there. Speed is all-important.

-- hustle. Yes, I thought it was. Just a couple of pars. Just a couple

of pars. What a good-looking card. Five birdies. Beautiful golf. Up to

the 12th in this most attractive water hole. Nasty flag position

today. Stuffed in on the right-hand side. Very close to the water. Very

tempting. Charley Hull. For a birdie at the 13th. Can she end up with a

run of birdies up to the clubhouse? Come along, come along. No. That one

scene to gain pace when it got to the hole. -- seemed. Mo Martin is

normally dynamite with her wedges. I doubt she will be going straight at

this one. Aiming a little left. Very dangerous flag position today. Got

it to stop. You putt them too hard, you end up in the water with the

trout. Peter, when you make that hole, was

the water piped in, was there any natural source close by? The

Marquess of Tavistock had passed away and he was, the family were

very anxious over the water, if we could create some water feature. It

has worked out very well. I was a bit dubious, but the flow of water

remains constant. It is a very pretty corner. Quite a bit of

waterfowl come and visit. There is the smile, part of the pre-shot

routine. She walks in. The plan is to get this one to finish between

220 and 240 yards out. The fairway is pretty soft. It shouldn't run out

too much. Just plop it down onto the island fairway. She has missed it.

That's not a good spot to be. Not with the front pin. That will

frighten you a bit. This will be a safety shot coming up. It should be.

Has it got a bit cooler, Ken? When the sun goes in, but it is still

pleasant with a lovely gallery out watching. Catriona Matthew, she has

got a little rescue 5-wood. Whatever you want to call them. Blistered up

the left side. Over the water... She cut that away to the right. Neither

in the best position. Back to 11. Flag only ten arm.

Narrow section of the green, as you can see. Very good. It flew in there

like an Exocet missile. Back to the 12th. This is the putt Ken had when

we were out this morning. He has that magic touch. Just run it down

to about 40 inches from the hole. She did the same, just a whisker

short. Dangerous side to putt at, going down the hill.

This is one of my favourite hole some the golf course. It ranked the

second hardest over the first couple of days. Right to left dog left. But

she has sneaked her drive past the trees. So she is in the clear.

Little bit of inconsistency of bounds on the course at the moment.

We have seen some hard bounces and we have seen some dig their toes in?

A couple of areas hold more moisture. Birdie putt here, 12. Same

line as her partner for the day. That wiggled away, didn't it?

Although it's not a long hole, it is one you can easily drop a shot at.

Not the easiest position to be coming in from two that flag. I am

sure Ken will advise them, if he could, to the left. Playing for a

fourth. They've both got their slight

difficulties. Matthew has got one of those hard, strands of grass behind

the ball. You have two trap it between the clubs face and the ball,

which will eliminate any backswing. She has to play a little bit left of

the flag. A bit deeper, otherwise it will run out. This is a very tricky

shot. 79 yards, bit of a breeze which doesn't help you stop the

ball. Ball above the feet. My goodness. Aim it at the Ricoh 12. I

think she has, hasn't she, Ken? Straight at it. She managed to hold

the green. Well done. That was about as good as you could do without

taking a ridiculous risk. Nicely struck. Write down on the ball,

Sharp. Similar shot coming up. Jutanugarn's ball has settled on the

edge of a little divots. Like hell are shot, she doesn't want to be

greedy. She is in command of the tournament. Play the percentage.

Well, they have done it very well, very sensibly.

Plenty of loft on this. Landed fairly softly. Which is what you

wanted, first thing is to get over the water and make sure you didn't

go whizzing through the green. Great birdie opportunity on 11 for

Mirim Lee. Just brimming of the right-hand

edge. Very disappointing. A number of birdie opportunities out here,

but you can't let too many of them going begging or you will find

yourself going a little bit adrift from the top of the board. Turned

professional in 2010 and played for four years on the Korean LPGA. Five

women within six shots of Ariya Jutanugarn's lead. You are properly

see the name of Maria Jutanugarn, which is her sister by 18 months.

Not challenging her sister for the lead as yet. There is older sister,

Maria in the chasing pack at 3-under par. But they are a long way back

from this 20-year-old from Bangkok, who became the first Thailand

winner. Not only did she win one in Alabama, she followed it up with

back-to-back and back-to-back wins with Virginia and Mitch Egan as

well. The season is belonging to her so far.

Eased away a little bit and she's found the same spot as the other

two. Bronte Law. Coming up short right

with her approach on 18. All depends on how it's lying. Very well done.

Very deep bunker, that front right, at the 18th. Five or six feet deep.

Birdseye view of the 12th. Lots of debate on the line. You did

it this morning. You had a cursory look and stroked it down.

Turns a little from right-to-left but not much.

The timing is so good I think. Look at that, just swung across. Both of

them have little putts left. Stacy Lewis bringing all her

concentration to bear on this par-saver, but it's not enough. It

was not a good effort by her standards. Dropped shot. Back to

8-under. Got her grumpy look on again. Now Catriona, my lovely, this

is a testy one. You've putted beautifully, but, can she do another

one? ! This is one of these that's just inside the right edge but you

need to trust your stroke. Beautifully done. It looks so

simple. Only about four-and-a-half feet away. Very slick greens. Body

still. Lovely touch. Bronte Law. Can she finish with one

good par-saving effort. She can? That's her 76th for the young

English woman. She won't be happy, she's very hard on herself indeed,

but she's putting up a fine performance in this Championship.

Straight up the hill she goes. On we go.

15 is a lovely, snaking winding par-5, safely negotiated to this

point by Lexi. Bit off the right. Lee and Feng at the 12th. Both gone

right off the tee. We have seen this shot before, haven't we? Take a bit

of a risk. Oh, she's had a touch of luck. Wonderful result. I think her

heart must have been slightly in her mouth there. Absolutely. Coming in

from that angle of the green is so shallow.

Still miling up, but nobody's sort of stepping out in a big lead.

Tomorrow, if they stay like this, could be desperately important and

every shot could be important tomorrow. We saw Charley Hull start

with confidence, somebody else steps in, gets three and things can change

very, very, very quickly. Birdies very awkward pin position.

Right-to-left. I don't think I've ever seen a woman do that. She gives

it such a crack. She gets ample distance with an iron. There it is,

255, probably 270 yards. Yes, beautiful. Position A right in the

middle of the fairway. Sometimes people say a short course doesn't

suit a long hitter but a course like this you can shoot so many irons.

All the others have to hit woods. You can be very accurate as you have

to be very powerful. Remember the way Tiger Woods plotted his way

around Hoylake? That was a masterly display. Now Catriona.

Support for Matthew and great crowds here all week here at Woburn,

families and boys and girls here to watch and indeed to walk around this

wonderful course. Quite a few girls helping out here as well. Tom

Williams has met some of them. These 16-year-olds don't even play

the game. Morning, girls. ALL: Morning. This is your carry

board... 23 volunteers from year-11 at nearby Thornton College just

outside Milton Keynes have this week put their summer holidays on hold to

work as school board carriers. They are quite heavy so you can slot them

into your Lang yard... Why are you doing this? Hopefully to grow the

game of golf. It's really in need of a boost, particularly as far as

juniors are concerned so I'm hoping they might be inspired getting up

close and personal to the professionals. What an honour, today

an twang net is carrying the board for Charley Hull andied ya Ko. --

anal into e. With the -- Antoinette. Has watching Charley Hull meant you

want to take up the game? Yes, I liked the clothes she was wearing,

they are different to the ones I expected. I expected the players to

be old but they are not, they are quite sporty and young. Is enough

being done to boost participation, particularly amongst young women? I

don't think so, no. By engaging with schools, that is a real opportunity,

and we are talking to Woburn golf club at the minute about linking up

with us and offering lessons to our pupils.

I'm one of the young players, I feel like I am a major role model so it's

good. I don't really think about that too much because I just want to

play, but it's part of being a professional golfer to get people

into the game. If I didn't look up to people I wouldn't be into the

game. Was it exciting being in amongst it all? Yes, because Charley

was playing well, getting lots of birdies which I learnt all about

today. After watching how it's done, time to give it a crack. Only 12% of

golfers in the UK are women. Fancy giving golf a go? Yes. Why? It's

really calming and I suit it and it relaxes me. It's perceived to be

more of a man's sport so I would love to show that women can do

something like that. You are going to go back and knock the peg over...

Impressed! I'm sure it has inspired Antoinette

and her colleagues from the college. If you would like to have a go, go

to the website. Maureen, do you like that idea? It was wonderful. It's

important to get them in there and think that the game's cool.

One of those young ladies said she liked the fashions and they were

saucy. I thought it was sporty. Jay saucy and sporty is good. Bit of

character. Very different from 100 years ago. Old thick bullet proof

tweeds. Jang for a par. Working hard at the

13th. Good effort. That's how they just

slip away. Don't want to be more than about four behind if you can

help it. Plus the way our leader is playing, I don't think she's going

to make many stupid mistakes. Martin trying to edge up the leaderboard.

Oh, not quite. Not guy. Quite. She's played very well this year. Missed

one cut out of 18 tournaments in America.

Stacy is out in 38 and she's down 3-over.

A very busy bunker at the par-314th. Watched a lot of players there in