Final Round Golf: Women's British Open

This is what they are playing for on the final day of the Ricoh British

women's Championship at Woburn. We have been coming to this club since

1984 for the Championship, on and off. But it is the first time it has

returned as one of the five Majors in the women's game. It is a big

deal here. It has a happy habit of producing famous champions. Seve

Ballesteros, Dame Laura Davies, Lee Trevino and Sir Nick Faldo. And this

lady, 26 years ago and she hasn't changed a bit. There she is, one of

the nine previous Woburn winners. Seven time major winner, Karrie

Webb. Bidding to become the tenth Woburn winner of its Catriona

Matthew. At 46 she became the oldest champion in history. Mo Martin would

love to hold the trophy again after her stunning run at Royal Birkdale

two years ago. But today could also be a major breakthrough for Mirim

Lee, aiming to follow compatriots as the 50 winner from South Korea. Or

will it be Thailand's date and that of Ariya Jutanugarn. I know how to

play under pressure. I know what is and isn't under my control. Yes,

Jutanugarn slept on that lead after that beautiful 66 yesterday. Mirim

Lee, could be a major winner in waiting as well. Mo Martin just

behind, Catriona Matthew, left herself with something to do. Heady

times for Leona Maguire. 26 years ago, it was Helen's day in

the sun at Woburn. Who's do you think it will be today? I think it

will be Jutanugarn or Mirim Lee. I have been very impressed with Ariya

Jutanugarn. Armed with this two lion in the bag, which she has hit so

beautifully from the tee, let's reflect on the power and position

she has managed. She has faltered in a major Championship earlier in the

season, what gives you confidence it won't happen today? First of all,

they are so young and in it for the first time. The motion, the body

reacts completely different. Sometimes you don't even recognise

this body you are in and how your thoughts go. They are not equipped

to understand it. She went on to win three in a row. Obviously learned

some things, trying to stay relaxed, thinking about what is in your

control. Three in a row as you say in regular Tour events, and the

relaxation was in evidence yesterday. She has put a smile in as

part of her pre-shot routine. Not a care in the world, Ariya Jutanugarn.

It is so important. It was the iron play, she said it wasn't as crisp as

she would like, but how impressed were you? I don't know how to say

it, just the way she hits it. The interview, she said she wasn't happy

with it, I thought it was excellent. Not a lot of things look like it is

wrong, her putting has a very strong stroke. Gets to the hole, which we

saw a lot of players not do. It is her to lose it rather than anyone

gain it. She looks solid. This is at the 8th, in she goes. With this kind

of power play, M the Championship record of 19-under par be in danger?

I think so, the course is playing so nicely. Not a breath of wind and the

greens are so receptive. The pins aren't very difficult. Maybe the

last few holes could be a determining factor. With her, not

having a lot of par fives out here, she has the chance of three or four

birdies. Let's look at who is out with whom. We have got 15 players

within ten shots of Jutanugarn's lead. Brilliant playing from the

Irish amateur, Leona Maguire. She is out with Shanshan Feng. Karrie Webb

is still in the picture, 21 years after winning her first event at

Woburn. It is a major, all-American affair with Lexi Thompson and Stacy

Lewis. Catriona Matthew and Mo Martin underway at two o'clock. Will

the champion come from this final pairing? Will it be Mirim Lee or

Ariya Jutanugarn. Ken Brown will be watching their every move. He was

out early on with the man who designed this Marquis course many

years Peter Alice. These wonderful trees, all sorts of oak, beech and

elm. I can see Clive Clarke now, blazing his way through with a

machete in his hand. Clive Clarke did 90% of this course on his own. I

trail behind saying a few romantic words occasionally. It is a bit

magic out here this morning, Peter. This was one of the few parts of the

property that were wet. Hence we have a stream and the marquis, bless

him, he wanted a water feature. So we manage, much against the run of

play to carve this out. Depending on which TU play-off, it is one of the

nicest holes on the cause. You have a big decision to make of the tee.

They lay up in the middle. I don't want them to do it all the time

because you get too many divots in the same place. Have a good day,

ladies. Don't you want a cup of Coffey? No, we are not allowed. See

how it goes through the woods. Beautiful, it really is. This is the

last par-5. During the war, they dumped ammunition here. We had to

call in the bomb disposal people. They virtually closed down the work

meant for a couple of days. But we didn't blow anything up, but it was

a worry getting rid of the bombs, added to the excitement. You see how

wide the fairways are. This was meant to be enjoyed by the members

and guests, it was never meant to be the most severe test in the world. I

don't see the point in trying to create a course like that. Good

hole, the 15th. This is a good little amphitheatre. Pass the

studio. Thank you, it was a great adventure and we are on the 18th

now? There is quite a big ripple and roll through this green. Don't be

surprised if you see one, two or three putts today. You must be very

proud. Very proud. You like this marquis course? It is absolutely

stunning. Every hole has its character. Unfortunately I don't get

to play it. I just hear good things from the girls about it. Helen, you

would burn it up. Charley Hull, had it going 7-under until a double

bogey at the 13th and then bogeys at the 14th and 16th. But the one

running making progress is the former US Open champion, So Yeon

Ryu. In this 40th anniversary of the Ricoh British women's open, let's

enjoy the final day. Just about to get underway is Jutanugarn. Let's

hand you over to our commentary team.

The final round of the 2016 Ricoh women's open competition. Game

number 38. On the tee, from career, Mirim Lee.

COMMENTATOR: You have got to enjoy watching this girl play. She is very

impressive. So many players here this week that really make the heart

race a bit. Just watch this swing, very sturdy, compact and powerful.

Great follow-through. May have pushed it a whisker. I think she has

missed... From Thailand, Ariya Jutanugarn. COMMENTATOR: She is a

crackerjack as well. A good battle in progress between these two. There

is the smile. That is to kid herself she's not nervous. I'm going to

enjoy this. That little trophy is coming my way. Maybe? Super. Just

six inches wide. OK. You can tell why she was a little bit anxious,

staring after that one. Close to the bunker but the 2-iron will get some

work today. She does hit it a long way. Going to Mo Martin, up ahead on

the green. Totally different player, Mo Martin. Not very long off the

tee. Straight and true. A good thinker around the course. That is a

wonderful judge of pace and line. I don't think she will make many

mistakes. Not a flamboyant player, but if the ones who are more

powerful make mistakes, you just nibble away. She is playing

alongside Catriona Matthew. They have both opened with pars. On the

final hole, Charley Hull. What a great round she did have going at

one point. She was out in 31. Another couple of birdies, but

hasn't been all that brilliant the last half a dozen holes. There is

the abbey. It just shows you the estate. There is the golf course.

It's not all that far away. The bottom, middle left is the

television compound. On the second, we find Catriona Matthew.

She was looking down the left-hand side, a little bit anxiously. Come

out, come out, come out. Par-5. Needs to make a few birdies today

and hopes Jutanugarn comes back a little bit. Stacy Lewis. 9-under.

Just off the green, as you can see. Little chip. Just tiptoed on another

four feet more than she'd hoped. 9-under, in fifth place at the

moment. It just shows you how good Charley Hull's round was. She did

get 29-under at one point. Jutanugarn, close to the bunker.

Settled in the rough a little bit, but not a bad line coming into that

right-hand pin position. Little ridge in the middle of the green.

Ken Brown, following this game. I'm sure he will have much to report on

the two wings and throwing is and the conferences on every shot. I am

certainly looking forward to it. Bit cloudy all of a sudden, but no rain.

133 yards, the pain is seven paces over. She has got a pitch and wedge.

I don't know how softly that ball can be made to land. Look at that,

stopped stone dead almost. To get to this flag, you really have got to

come off the fairway. You can have a go at it, but you have got to come

from the back of the green. Same for her playing partner, Mirim Lee. It

will probably come out of there and run on a little bit. If it trickles

67 yards past it, it will trickle off the back of the green. She too

has one of her wedges. It looks like she is eyeing the flag. Not a lot of

room? No, but if she can get it up she will have to rely on the

trajectory rather than the spin to stop it. She is left of the flag. It

took a bounce. The other one stopped within six or seven feet and that

one just rolls off the back. Slight struggle for pars at the 1st. Slight

struggle for Stacy Lewis on the par-5. Slight struggle, she had an

eagle chance, but run it past. Still this for a birdie. Looks a bit

perplexed. She knows she needs to get something going and a couple of

pars to start with. A missed opportunity on the par-5 2nd. It

could be a good one. By such margins. Championships are won and

lost. Former US Open champion back in

2011. The yardage books get bigger and bigger. They used to be little

pocket diaries, but now they are bigger than the old Testament.

Catriona Matthew, the shape of the tree sticking out. Crafty of them to

leave those couple of trees in, wasn't it? Makes it an entirely

different shot. New have to try and shape it around, right-to-left.

Looks a good line, if it just turns. Excellent shot.

Just got away from her yesterday. Started well, three birdies in the

first four holes. Back to the first, Mirim Lee. She has left herself the

best part of 40 feet and not easy to get the pace all the line right. You

don't want to leave yourself a nasty three and a half foot. Got to take a

very good touch to lay this stone dead. The surface of the greens,

absolutely stunning. I don't think I've seen better. Come along. Just

as the ball loses pace, the big swing at the end. That is eight out

of ten. Mo Martin, second on the par-5. Very few par fives have been

reached in two. Getting a bit of advice from her

caddy, Peter. He has been a kingpin at reading the greens this week. He

has been very involved, every time. It is tricky.

Up the hill and a little down the other side. Over the ridge and down

she comes. Slowing up. Oh dear. Charley Hull on the final green.

For dropped strokes. Looking absolutely flying, looks as if she

will finish in the top three or four. You never know, it may do if

the others have golfing catastrophes. This will be about 69,

68, 69. Might have been so much better. 69 it is. 13, 14, 15 is

where she slipped up. Get ready for Rio now, Charley Hull. She will be

playing alongside this woman the Great Britain. Eagle attempt for

Catriona Matthew. Not too shabby. Brilliant. I don't think she will be

to cross about that, getting down in two from such a long range. It just

misses the flag and spins out. A whisker left, that would have gone

in. In it goes further birdie. One of the shots she has two pick-up has

been collected at the 2nd. Creeping closer to Jutanugarn. She would have

expected that on a short par-5. Par putt at the 1st four Mirim Lee.

Right in the middle. That is impressive. Very impressive. Leona

Maguire, who is on the 4th hole. All pars so far. This is to save par,

here. Well done! The 21-year-old, who is clear in the race for leading

amateur. Mo Martin, for a birdie. No. Just slid across. That is a nice

par. Funny sort of day. And there is a little bit of chill in the air. We

have seen very little sunshine. There is a bit of wind blowing

around the trees. A few sweaters and anoraks on today. This is one to

test the putting on the first four Jutanugarn. The test has been

passed. Might be an interesting dual between these two, Jutanugarn and

Mirim Lee. Career against Thailand. A fascinating. In the last stroke

play event in Ohio this month, Mirim Lee and Jutanugarn and Lydia Ko,

fought out a play-off for the title. Eventually it was Lydia Ko who won

it. These players have been in this pressure situation together very

recently. It be interesting to who can handle the nerves better.

Charley Hull, really did have it going. I'm sure the big crowd here

at Woburn, this is where she grew up and learned her golf. She has given

them a lot to smile about today. To the second tee and Mirim Lee. Watch

this follow-through here. That would hurt those of less supple

disposition. That is a great line now. Long Way down as well. Always

chatting and smiling. Always busy. In no time to be sombre. Here comes

the big piece of furniture. Or, her biggest piece of furniture. Only

carries this 3-wood, which is like a shallow faced driver with a bit of

loft on. She smacks that away Henrik Stenson style. And down it goes.

There they are, almost side-by-side. Mirim Lee did give it a good shoot

forward with the driver but Jude can you time is very long with the

3-wood. -- Jutanugarn. Nearly whipped herself in the face with her

ponytail fair. Matthew at the 3rd. Sweet swing.

Can you put your cameras away while they are playing, please? Mo Martin,

this should be a low trajectory. Doesn't get the ball tremendously

airborne, but deadly accurate. That might just tiptoe of the fairway.

Jutanugarn and Mirim Lee, both safely gathering.

Look at where the tee shots are on the second. This par-5, sweeping

round the corner to the left. Both are big hits, 3-wood for Jutanugarn.

In prime position to have a pop at this par-5 in two. Not a huge amount

going on on the green, just feed a little bit from the right-hand side.

Amazingly, these big tall pines are in between them and the flag. She

has 195 yards left. Shallow green. Pain is tucked over the bunker as

well. -- pin. The scoring is more difficult today. Looking down our

computers. There are a few better than par, but not all that many.

Charley Hull got it going but the greens are a little firmer. Pins

like this one are tucked over the big trap. You have got to be very

accurate to get close to the flags. Remember, this is a par-5, so why

should you have every blast at it and make it simple to get near the

hole. She has got a 6-iron, Peter. It is not a par-5 then, is it. Too

short. Cracks it down the right and it may not come back. Strained at

that one little bit. Probably trying to drag it round. Might have done

better with a five and play it more softly, more gently. This one is a

different shot altogether. 188. Pops it up in the air. Similar line, it

is going a bit quick. On the edge of the bunker, I think. Depends on the

lie. Par-5 of the front line, Ryu.

Beautifully done. Couple of birdies in the first two holes and the

chance of a third here. Martin and Matthew both off the

fairway. Bunker short on the right-hand side. Plenty of room.

When Martin lines up this shot, she is only a small, very petite women.

Look at her stamps and how big, how long the club appears to be. Don't

know if you will get a good view this time, but sometimes it looks

like she's using clubs which are two or three inches too long for her.

Looks like a huge, long club. She only five foot one, five foot two.

Swinger, not a hater. Timing all-important for her again slid it

in beautifully. One hop and it was there she has to play an entirely

different course to Jutanugam, coming from different distances with

different clubs. Entirely different set of shotmaking, that is one of

the fascinating aspects of the game. She moves to 9-under par. There are

some birdies out there. Alongside Stacy Lewis in a tie for fifth. Back

to the par-5. Catriona Matthew. 82 appearances in major

Championships. Just need to carry three or four yards onto the green.

Always going right. Always to the right.

Just missed the sand but a hard lie where the tree roots are. Tricky to

get this right. I way it goes. Suddenly this very birdie able par-5

become something very different for Mirim Lee.

Maguire, the amateur from Ireland. What a good player she is. Well

ahead in the race for the amateur prize. And she has done another one.

You may soon have some competition. A much more friendly lie, upslope,

sitting quite nicely, better angle to the green. Just have to get the

first bounce or it will kick to the left. Over the little hill. Just

sounded a little bit fluffy. But that for birdie.

9-under. Birdie, par, bogey on this hole, so need the hall and one for

the full set! -- the hole-in-one. Just got about a yard of fringe to

putt over, but it is the crispest looking fringe you will find. Can

get the ball running off it quite easily, from this angle also putting

a little up the hill. Didn't waste much time lining this one up.

Making hard work of arrests after a very good tee shot. -- of this.

Possible six are looming. See what Catriona Matthew can make of this,

by head, this is very awkward. What a good shot there, that was

very delicate Andrew, very tricky. Very well done. Good touch.

Birdie putt. Might be,, could be a two shot swing here.

How about that one? Very neat and tidy.

Mo Martin with a long birdie attempt on the third.

Has judge did very well indeed, oh! That is a bonus, a double bonus, you

don't really expect to hole those. When you do it's a lovely feeling.

Well done. The chase is on, Jutanugam clear, Mirim Lee trying to

limit the damage here. Always left, it is a two shot swing

on her playing partner. Mirim Lee slipping back. Just shows you how

quickly things can change. Certainly might be a three shot swing, get a

bit cross, hit it too hard and catch the edge. I'm not anticipating that,

but this is for six after a perfect tee shot.

Six it is. Much to ponder on the way to the third tee. Catriona Matthew

just to finish out here on the third. Just catches the right edge,

very good up and down, par, birdie, par start, six behind again.

STUDIO: Confirmation that Jutanugam of Thailand has a real breathing

space, a four shot lead. Mo Martin making progress as is Catriona

Matthew, but this young 20-year-old keeps going on. Charley Hull, we saw

her finishing off early, heading for a top 20 finish, let's can form what

was a wonderful round, really had it going through 12 holes, 7-under

before rather untidy finish, let's get for reflection. Did your whole

major on your home golf course live up to expectations? It was great

fun, I've enjoyed the whole week. Didn't play quake as well as I

wanted to yesterday, I played well, today I played great apart from the

last six holes, 9-under par for the tournament but I finished on

5-under. You were 7-under for the day at one point, with the leaders

going out there are only three players within six shots of the

leader so how far back is too far back? I don't think, there is no far

back, you can easily shoot a low one or a high one, if it happens the

tables turn. What's next in the season? I am playing Rio then I have

two weeks in Canada for the Canadian Open and another event over there

then the Asian swing. Just a little bit more golf to be played, best of

luck, particularly in the Olympics, I am glad you enjoyed your home

Open. Thank you very much. Jessica Ennis-Hill is back on top of

the world! Adam Peaty wins the gold. Nicola Adams has just made history!

Goldberg Kenya! His 18th Olympic Gold Medal. They are world champions

again! Bradley Wiggins is the Olympic champion! Laura Trott

crosses the line as the world champion. Mo Farah streaking away!

There could be gold coming for Great Britain's athletes and golf

returning to the games after 112 years, Charley Hull, Catriona

Matthew, Danny Willett, Justin Rose, three major winners and one in

waiting you could say for Charley Hull, playing for Team GB.

COMMENTATOR: It will be enjoyable. Jutanugam year with the iron again

generates such clubhead speed. IS nationalities represented in the

last seven groups out today, impressive array of global talent --

ten nationalities represented. The mutterings of Tom Watson. I

think the caddy for Jutanugam was his caddy a couple of times. Anyway,

Catriona Matthew. I might have just imagined that, I have a vivid

imagination. Nice drive-by Catriona Matthew, big crowds you can see,

need to control the camera work. We are joining Leona Maguire just at

one of the very few bad shots she has played all week. Been a

magnificent performance by the young amateur.

Being attacked by some sort of flying beastie.

Go, she said. Was hitting with the 8-iron but needed a bit more. But

good start by Martin, third place on her own at the moment.

Cooler conditions now, just a hint of a smidgen of rain in the air.

Another fine iron by Catriona but could be swept into a hollow. Just

hanging on. Tomorrow max the 22nd anniversary of her turning

professional, and what a career it has been. The tee shots of the final

group on the third, Jutanugam getting around the corner. Lee

first. Both with a good line to attack this

flag. Which Mirim Lee does superbly. She picked up a birdie at the last

but is giving it back straightaway. Long way clear of the second

amateur, she was two over par. Will be eight shots clear or so after

less. Jutanugam, 158. From that distance, not her best. She said

yesterday Andrew that she hit a lot of poor iron shots but that was the

distance her bad ones went to so she is still able to put together a

really good score. This is a bit of a tester for Leona, normally solid

on these. Then she goes. Backward she started the day on 7-under.

Jutanugam is actually a year younger than Leona Maguire, some go to the

professional ranks much younger, especially in the women's game.

Jutanugam four shots clear bidding for her first major title. You have

to 8-under and 7-under his too far back now.

If it carried another two or three yards it would have kicked off the

slope but it landed on the flat part sorry slightly longer putt than she

anticipated. A bit of something left there. Has

holed out so well. Both look a little nervous on the green this

morning so far, haven't quite had the authority, certainly on his

first couple of holes. Just a little bit lacking in pace in one or two of

the putts. Mirim Lee won twice in America in 2014, but had a bit of a

hand injury problem which held her back last year.

Little did slope, this one. -- downslope.

The Rose led on the whole, that was for sure. Looked good the hallway.

Mo Martin with a lengthy birdie putt. She holed one longer than this

at the last for her birdie. This one needs to do something rather

drastic. A few players coming up short today, the greens a little bit

damp, heavier air. Something is upsetting the players on the greens.

She's gone short a couple times as well. This will either turn out to

be a nerve settlor or a nerve jangling. It settles her nerves, if

indeed it was needed. Big putt. Big putt, she said.

Catriona Matthew, can she get to 12-under? Coming round, coming round

and dropping! Catriona Matthew, two birdies in her first four, great

start yesterday and another one today. Just five behind and a long

way still to go. Lexi Thompson, world number four.

Father on the bag. Lots of family caddy is out here this week. Very

good shot, generates enough speed through the ball to gather a bit of

spin on landing. Mo Martin making herself worked very hard for par

here. The short, punchy stroke and on that occasion it was well

off-line. Perfect tee shot, a bit of cut spin. Ideal.

Always awkward when the hole turns from left to right and the fairway

slopes the other way, awkward to find it sometimes. You need to shape

it a little bit, in this case a little bit from left-to-right.

Again, the different options, iron for Jutanugam, driver for Mirim Lee.

That one just nestles down. The all-American pairing of Stacy

Lewis and Lexi Thompson. Up on the fifth. Stacys first

professional win was a major, and won this Championship at St Andrews.

Very well holed indeed. Amazingly hasn't won an individual title for

the last couple of years but feels her form is getting back to that

stage. Catriona Matthew moving in the right direction, 3-wood in her

hands here. Another dogleg right to left. Just

pulled at a fraction. It was tight to the left but now near enough

ideal. Thompson. Well done. Two nice birdies for the American

pair. Identical start from the two of them, they might pull each other

along quite well today. Out with the driver, Mo Martin. As we have said,

not the longest player but always up near the top of the statistics for

straightness of the tee. That is bounding on. You really have to find

a rough down the left first of all to finish on the fairway as Mo

Martin dead. The tee shot from Mirim Lee and Jutanugam on the fourth.

The ball a little bit above her feet. Unusual green, the slope faces

you for the first half of the green and the second half it tumbles away

which is where the flag mac is cut today. You need to landed about 14

for I would say. -- you need to landed about 1404I would say.

Grand shot, just needs to grab. That looks to be an awkward one up

against the collar. If you carry it on to the downslope, it can skid

over the back, it's very steep, most unusual. Mirim Lee coming out of the

rough. Needs to favour the right side a little, this is bound to come

out with a bit of skip and run. I think she knew when she hit that

it was going to be too hot. Might be a slightly easier chip than for

Jutanugam. Very square in the takeaway, she was saying earlier in

the week through an interpreter I may say that she sometimes gets the

club shut going back. One of the things I have noticed about all of

these players is how stable they are, how good their balance is

through the hit. She's got a very low, rounded finish.

After the sixth. Playing 165, the first par-3 today, Lexi Thompson.

She has had a couple of struggles, bogey, bogey, par on this hole. It's

an awkward looking swing through the hit, that of Lexi Thompson. But it

works time and time again. Her feet dance a little bit and she seems to

come out of it a little bit. Yes, it's normally only her putting which

seems to give her any problems. She is a long, strong hitter. Matthew

and Martin two of the most accurate players in the game today. The flag

only eight gone. -- on. Good shot. Stacy Lewis playing alongside Lexi

Thompson on the sixth. Thompson hopped on a little bit and

Stacy Lewis' comes to a grinding halt. Mirim Lee, from the back of

the fourth. Little steamy. A trifle heavy-handed, but it is difficult to

judge how it is going to come out of that grass. 94 yards for Mo Martin.

Be good. She says that so often. That is stunning from Mo Martin. She

doesn't have the distance like Jutanugarn, but there are few as

accurate. Pretty good line. What is the feeling, I wonder, if there are

any nerves on show? Trying to get over the line for her first major.

It will be very interesting. If she were to drop one shot, just to see

how she handles that. She is scrambling a little bit for her pars

just now. Beautiful technique through an awkward shot. HANS

staying ahead of the blade and just hoped it forward. -- hands. The one

thing Mirim Lee didn't want to do was not get past the flag. She is in

the face of the Eiger here, this is quick. This will test your touch and

your nerve, this one. It seemed to be travelling so

slowly, that it must surely drop. One thing in Jutanugarn's favour,

she is not being put under pressure by her playing partner. Mirim Lee

now back to 12-under par. Alongside Catriona Matthew. Can she get to 13?

A tie for second place at the moment the Katrina Matty. Five behind. A

couple of good putts she has hold on the last couple of greens. The

chasing pack have to keep chasing, they have to give the reader an

opportunity to wobble. -- leader. This should be a formality for Mo

Martin. That was very short indeed. I know

she does hole a lot of putts with that putting stroke but it is a

short, jabbing affair. Oh dear, after that wonderful shot in. Lexi

Thompson, on the par-3. On the par-5, Leona Maguire. Little

right to left on this putt. Just not borrowing quite enough. Was ranked

number one in the amateur world for almost a year. Very much a

positional tee shot this one. To the corner of the dogleg. 240 yards.

Just looking at the top of those beech trees, they are hardly moving

at all. Perfect for golf. This is a tee shot you cannot bully. You just

have to play the percentage which is about 240 yards.

Well, got away with that. That was sailing into the upper canopy, has

come down. We can see what line she has from there, but it is lying well

out in the clearing. Stacy Lewis. Trying to get something going here.

That's the way to do it. That moves her to 11-under, back-to-back

birdies. Six behind the leader at the moment, but only one out of

second spot. There are four, five, six players just waiting for and

needing a slip from Ariya Jutanugarn. No sign of that at the

moment. Leona Maguire will be the leading

amateur. But she will be looking for a top-10 finish.

Tremendous rhythm to Matthew's swing. It is brisk without being

hurried, if that's not a contradiction in terms? She has just

leaked a couple out to the right with her irons so far today,

Maureen. It is one of those greens that throws the ball of the putting

surface. It seems to be favour of the designer, that was? Evil man.

No, Clive Clarke. Discussions are ongoing. Mo Martin, coming off the

back of that very short list putt. -- missed.

Very good swing indeed, as the caddy was saying. Both these players,

owners of one major title, both having won this very one. As we look

down on the final group on the 5th hole. Mirim Lee, just getting away

with that tee shot. Rattled into the trees. News of her to come, but

Jutanugarn, first of all. The course is looking lovely. Those high shots,

it looks superb. She has left her sub 138, the pin is six yards to the

right. This requires a high, soft landing shot. With her power, she

can do that. Exactly what she did. This is a better angle to the flag.

Only 117 left and a reasonable line. Mirim Lee went through the trees and

didn't hit a single branch. It doesn't work very often like that,

does it? Lovely shot. Beautiful shot from Jutanugarn. Taking advantage

from her good fortune. Well done, Mirim Lee. Jutanugarn has a slightly

longer birdie putt. Now, the split Fairway par-5. Stacy Lewis, going

down the right. Maybe going to Central? Cutting back. Yes, nice,

friendly bounce. Onto the launch pad. She will have about 240 yards

or so, from there to the green. Matthew, just below the level of the

green here. See how she plays this. Picking her landing spot.

Bit of bother on the par 34 Catriona Matthew.

-- par-3, four Catriona Matthew. Lexi Thompson, 3-wood here. That

looks like it is heading into the central area. That can't be good. It

is subterranean. Catriona Matthew had a very similar

putt to this one. Left it out to the right. It should turn a little from

the right. That is pretty much work Catriona Matthew hit it. It is not

exactly the same putt, but I think Katrina Matty was a bit perplexed by

it. It is in kind of a little valley. It may not turn as much as

it looks. It appears to be somewhat right.

Exactly the same. It is confusing us all. Mo Martin's birdie putt. The

one thing is, she won't want to leave herself the length of putt she

missed at the last. So... Very good effort.

Mirim Lee, see if she can get one shot back. Gave that the race.

Straight over Jutanugarn's marker. Lots of moving of markers.

Jutanugarn, aiming to become the first player from Thailand to win a

major. Mirim Lee trying to follow in a long line of South Koreans who

have won Majors. Always amazed at the number of South

Koreans who have popped up, had won two good seasons and seem as though

they will dominate the game and then fade back into the pack and little

bit. Yes, Hyo Joo Kim, she is now back on the LPGA. Sometimes I think

they need a bit of a break and recuperate. Jutanugarn, still five

clear. Five holes played. This would be a great par said of Matthew's. --

save. Well, not to be. That drops her back to 11-under, six

behind. Stacy Lewis, from the end of the

right half of the fairway here on the seventh. Playing alongside Lexi

Thompson who has just had to pitch out after finding the trees in the

middle. Stacy Lewis into the sand. Or thereabouts.

There has been plenty of movements beneath the serene Ariya Jutanugarn

at the top. Mirim Lee, five shots behind and Catriona Matthew, who had

made some form of the Mantom has been brought to a halt by the bogey

at the 6th. Stacy Lewis in a tie for third. This is the last eventual

play as a single woman. Get married next week and then goes on honeymoon

to Rio, where she will compete in the goal. So Yeon Ryu, has been a

11th and fourth and tenth so far and is heading for a very good finish

once again. And me YE Yang Lee is our leader in the clubhouse. That is

how it stands. Do we have some drama to come over the next few holes?

COMMENTATOR: Only time will tell. Mo Martin, cracking one way at the 7th.

Birdie, birdie, birdie. It has been very kind to her this hole. It looks

another good one. The pin is cut over the little

hollow. Just over at four yards. 8-iron out. Hardly anything of a

breeze. If anything, just a bit of movement from behind. The question

is, where to land it. If you land it sure, it is going to get gathered up

by the hollow. Just one bounce too many. But very

nice shot. Very impressive, Ken? Last time we saw Lexi Thompson's

ball, it was at the base of a tree. She has chipped out to here.

Pitching up and into the steep upslope on the front portion of this

green. The spin she generates, taking it back of the putting

surface. Mirim Lee, one more 7-iron. She has the same problem, if it

takes one more bounce, it will grind to a halt. Same shot.

Matthew, going down the right on seven. Pretty much the line of

Thomson's. It seemed to scamper through a lot. Not sure where that

leaves her. On the edge of the thick stuff. I think she got away with

that one. Stacey is in a lot of trouble. Big bunker on the seventh.

Par-5. That was a strange sound. But it didn't come out too badly.

A five shot lead now. We hoped it wasn't going to be a stroll in the

park, because we wanted a bit of drama. But you have got to admire

the way our leader has kept playing, flawless golf. But the scoring

hasn't been as good today. Whether it is a slight change in temperature

or the flag position, whatever. Thompson, for a long birdie attempt

at the 7th. APPLAUSE

Good weight. When you are chasing and you have the power of Lexi

Thompson, you want to eat up the par fives. Back to the short hole. Both

players through the green. The last pair out on the course. I think the

greens are just that little bit firmer. Getting to these flags is

trickier. I think that's the difference between now and earlier

in the week. They are big targets, the greens are very generous. But

there are some long rolls on this. Certainly not flat. You have got to

think what you are doing on the greens. You could hit a good shot

and then end up with a putting macro -- putt like this. They have a

consistent bounce? Yes, they are very smooth, level and true. If they

where any faster, they would be very tricky. Marginally down the hill,

will see how it runs out. She has got the flag out. This is all of 12,

13 paces. Steady, steady, steady. That is the spirit of youth.

Knocking five, six feet past. Now, Stacy Lewis, birdied five, birdied

six. Just a little bit short of pace. Only a par on seven. That will

keep her at 11-under. Six behind. Just a marginal debate as to whether

this was on the green or not. But any part of the ball touching the

green, is classed as it is so she can market and claim it. She did

learn something about the line. A very quick learner, this lady. She

is tiptoeing up on the record score for this Championship which is

currently held by Karen Stupples. 19-under, Karen was in 2004 at

Sunningdale. I was there, I remember it well. I will never forget the

start she had. It was an eagle, albatross, whatever it was,

something ridiculous. What a stress and strain on Mirim Lee. Up to it.

It keeps her arrival in view. But only just in view. She is just round

the bend, up ahead. Creeping away now, Matthew. Played a perfect

layup. As Ken was saying, the firmness of

the bounce taking that on past. She drove almost into the thick stuff.

Had to chunk it forward. Leona Maguire has done the same number

nine. You see her following her swing down the hill. That is player

walk. Yes, the old master would be pleased with that.

It is the Lady's competition in Conway, North Wales. More about that

in a moment. They do take big divots. Stop, stop, stop. The ladies

and girls home internationals in North Wales, is an exciting time for

the club. Never been done before. The ladies and the girls

internationals, played at the same time, same place. Stacy Lewis.

Stoked a little bit. Working its way back behind the flag. Here is the

leader. What happened there? That little mosquito or fly will never

know how close they came... Doesn't it look nice, the trees in the

middle of the fairway. Most players go down the right, it is a bit wider

down there and it does give you a better angle if you are trying to

reach the two. She has put that in the woods. Mike hit one of the trees

and stop. Might be OK. Got away with it. They are lucky, these women. You

have to be good to be lucky. Driver. The fairways are also trying out.

She doesn't want to go down the right. If she really clatters one,

she could go too far. 282 go at the end. Close to the edge of the woods.

Bounding down. Got away with it. Jolly combination. Catriona Matthew

with a birdie putt at the 7th. Not quite the legs.

Leona Maguire, Irish amateur. She is rattling in a few long one. That

would have gone in if it had a little more beef behind it. Out in

par, one bogey, one birdie. 7-under, nice golf.

Mo Martin. Her chance the birdie now on seven. Might have had a bit of

help from Catriona Matthew's. It is a good line. Good putt. She has done

a couple of those. Only seven holes gone. She looks as if she meant it,

too. Both these players in possession of

one major. Both of them former winners of this title. Catriona

Matthew is giving this a lot of looks. It's one of those funny

distances. As you look down at the ball, you can see the whole out of

the corner of your eye. It can be a distraction if you are a little bit

twitchy. That's a good view. Let's see how it goes. Right in the

middle. Jutanugarn is enjoying a six shot

lead at the moment. This is her third British Open Championship.

This time last year, Sheila Turnberry, having missed her tenth

consecutive cut and she was in pieces. -- she left. Did know what

she was going to do. Started working with Gary Gilchrist, head coach and

then she had this little pre-shot smile, helped calm her down. And

here we are. Nothing else, the total ingredient. How fortunes can change

in a year. Confidence. You have got to have skill, you need certain

ingredients to be a great champion. Playing with desire but not enough

nerve. Plenty of skill but no desire. It is a mixed bag. You

wouldn't fancy a shot through there. Exit down the left at the bottom of

the trees. It looked like she was eyeing up a Guinness book of record

shot through the trees. But no. 206 yards, not a bad lie, could be

better. If she flies it at the flag it is liable to scoot to the back of

the green so difficult to get close. Try to get it close but that's not

easy either as there is a big bank at the front of the green. Looked

like a nice shot, is it online? Just pushed a bit right, bunker.

She gave that a real rattle, cannot believe how far past it's gone.

Difficult when you are in the chasing bunch, pressing, pressing.

STUDIO: And they will have to keep pressing because look at this, six

shots the difference. A long way back here, she is ensuring, is

Jutanugam, towards a record score in a women's major. You mention

19-under which was achieved by Karrie Webb earlier in this

Championships history, 19 is the record low, it's been achieved a few

times before. She is getting ever closer. We might have some history

here. COMMENTATOR: It is worthy of a bit of history. An amazing complex.

That little bit of aggression, trying to force something out of the

golf course, you kick yourself when you walk off with a dropped shot.

Didn't she make that looks simple? Just a little easy swing up, 12, 14

foot for birdie. I have really enjoyed watching her, it's the first

time I have seen her in the flesh, I walked a few holes with her in the

practice round and had a chat. So impressive. This lady is impressive

as well, Martin. At the 8th. She has outgunned all the way, got a series

of whiplike wooden headed clubs, all sorts of magic little tools. She is

playing superbly. She is using what ammunition she has two the fullest

advantage, very impressive. They have seen it all before you know. I

remember seeing Lee Trevino here, oh boy could he play!

163 yards. All the par-3s in slightly different directions so you

get slightly different winds that is very unlike Catriona. I fancy she's

in the bunker. Here is another one in the bunker. Nice lie, bit of

green to land the ball on. Should be manageable. Played it nicely, will

it run up? It's doing pretty well. The girl has been very impressive

hasn't she? Look at this bunker shot. The edge of the bunker, like

the kerbstone. She is all five foot below the green so you have two hit

it hard enough but make sure you follow through. The sand throws the

ball up and out. Chance for birdie. Looks like more bunker play coming

up. That was off the tee, her tee shot

there. That's OK. Pretty well advanced, quite a deep bunker. She

is very impressive. Yes, her twin is her caddy, Lisa. Two fine players.

Ireland have produced some wonderful players, men and women. Thank you

Peter! I go back a long time, I remember them with a great deal of

fondness. We are very lucky, and we have Padraig Harrington to thank for

starting the waterfall of major Championship winners. He played well

yesterday out in America as well. Putt for birdie. This isn't easy to

see the line. The green tilts to the front which is to her right. Slight

right-to-left movement which isn't easy to see. But no need to do

anything silly, just play nicely, with the lead she has. Just going to

stay right. No sweat at all. Very simple par on a dangerous hole. Been

a couple of eights on this whole this week. First major this year she

had eight two shot lead and blew it. Memories, memories. Not quite

running out for her. She has her a couple of very awkward

shots from just around the green. Back to the seventh. She needs to

pop this one in. Give her a bit of a boost.

No. The lead stays the same. Nothing is happening for her. She is

beginning to look just a shade discouraged. Just a shade. You could

tell by the way, all sorts of things.

The poppy putting stroke and a little bit of momentum building for

Mo Martin. Birdie on seven and eight. She moves into second place

on her own at 13-under. They are long putts as well. Not to dollars.

Yes and she did miss peddler earlier. Catriona. She had a couple

of shorter putts, but this is ten, 12 feet? That sort of thing, maybe a

bit more. She has been putting superbly this week. She has a

comfortable style. If you look, it's almost textbook, simple

Up ahead on the ninth. Lewis. Just tipped over the end of the fairway.

Should sweep around a little bit to be slightly more helpful. That was a

nice little kick and spin. The pre-shot smile. There we go. I

find that fascinating. I am enjoying it, I like it. 7-iron from 163, I

hope she is enjoying it because it is enjoyable to watch. Up you go.

Very safe. Very professional. Just got a moment, would like to

remember Sir Richard George who died this year, the Weetabix man who

sponsored this tournament for 20 years. He had real faith in the

ladies game and would be delighted to see what is going on here, the

ladies game has come so far. Great supporter, he and his company. It

was his brother who was so interested in Leicester Cricket

club, Leicester football club I should say who have done so

brilliantly. Nice when you get the sort of connections. Sit down. Nice

shot. Here is one of the few players who

is making any inroads. You see what I mean about the club looking huge

question mark looks as if it's six inches too long for her. It's

amazing how she swings it round, times it beautifully. It's going to

go out, just going to reach the rough. Steady on.

3-wood for Catriona. Good shot they cried. It. Virtually stone dead. A

banana, oh. Little chip from the front of the green. The amateur out

of the bunker, hit the tee shot into the bunker, good shot out to hear.

Chip and run, looks good. A touch unfortunate, I thought that was

going to run right to the whole. -- hole. Philomena Garvey, there is a

name from the past. Yes, great Irish player. Lexi Thompson, down quite

ridge. Not coming left to right as she expected. Came a little bit a

little later. Leona Maguire. She has parted quite beautifully thus far.

-- putted. She is looking to become the third Irish winner, it was won

in 1996 and 1984. She would join our list of illustrious names.

Bit like Bernie the ball is in Peter? CHUCKLES

Up a bit, did a bit, left a bit, right a bit, fire. Oh, you have

missed it. If she takes that line she's got to

hit it quite slowly otherwise I think it might just stay on the high

side. Two putts will do. Just slowed up. No sweat is it?

Everything is coming nice and easy. It's great to watch, in complete

command of her game. And the sun has come out, so that's nice. Look at

this contact, watch the ball, doesn't roll at all. Still skidding,

then it starts to turn. Like a car wheels that always appear to be

going backwards. She has may written on the golf ball, that is her family

nickname. Did you have a nickname? I was called that so by my family for

years. You wouldn't be allowed to do it these days but then nobody

bothered, it never bothered me. -- I was called fatso by my family for

years. Good line but no beef. Holes are

running out. From the shadow on the ninth, Stacy

Lewis cleaning up. Out in 35, 1-under. Got herself into double

figures. Nice looking card but she seems to have wasted or dropped

quite a few shots. Could be going very well. Jutanugam is just not

giving any encouragement. They will be watching the scoreboard closely,

trying to detect if there is any weakness. I remember first time,

early pictures of Jack Nicklaus, he seemed to have an inevitability

about him and she seems to have the same. Matthew, she need something to

happen. You need a touch of magic, a bit of luck, a bit of something.

That might have stopped, might have spun back, might have done this or

that. It was fired right at the flag, she hasn't really got what she

deserved from the strike of the shot. No. No. It's a game of, such a

fine game, all games are fine. I like to follow the darts and I think

they are quite magical the way they can, the consistency of score. Got

the trousers off now! Ready to crack one onto the ninth. Downhill, bit of

a fluffy lie. This surely can't stop, if she lacks it properly it

will go to the back of the green. -- if she hits it properly.

Sounded a bit clumpy. One big leap through the back. It's a bit of a

tactical error to run out of fairway they are and not becoming of the

short stuff, especially with that flag position today. Behind them,

waiting to drive, the final pair. I was talking about Blairgowrie, I was

up there last week, the majesty of this place, Blairgowrie has got it.

A touch of class about it. Jesse Valentine country. Lovely park

there. Rosemount. The 40th anniversary of the Lansdowne course

which has come on in leaps and bounds. You can see from the

scoreboard how the lead has been stretched. Something serious has to

happen to catch this lady. She is playing well, this is up the par

four, very generous wide fairway that runs away from you.

Jack Nicklaus used to play this sort of game. You felt somehow when they

were in full swing they were like a giant tank that was just going to

swish through everything. 20 years of age or whatever she is, she has

got a great time ahead. As we look at Mirim. Not a fairway you to miss,

this one. Did it stay on? Yes, going down the left, it's all right, tell

me, do you have the kernel with you? We sure do, he's walking down the

right of the night. 14 years with us giving us information from the

fairway, how far they are from the green, it's his final day, we might

get a shot of him. You cannot miss him. He's like the tortoise done

their here, he is everywhere but he never seems to move. He has been

with me many rounds and we've had a lot of laughs. They've done a

tremendous, taking their lead from the Army to come and support the

golf. I shall miss them. There he is. Death is a post, but look at

him, only goes. -- death is Mo Martin really needs to get down

into mac here, just to keep this little bit of momentum that she has

going -- in two here. We have seen a few shots from this side and they

get to the hole and then it speeds up, if she gets this within three

feet it will be a nice touch. That short, quick putting stroke, needs

to go a bit. She's done it. That is sweet, that is very sweet indeed.

You are saying about this girl three years she played on the second

later, five years or more? Her career has been a bit of a slow burn

compared to some players, she has been out on the LPGA Tour, this is

her fifth year. The high point so far was winning the British. As we

go back to another former champion. Long birdie attempt and that's a

very good putt as well. A wonderful professional, Catriona

Matthew. Not mercurial but has made a good living. When I started the

game you went into it to make a living and hopefully you ended up a

professional add a nice club and you were OK. Now of course they all want

to be number one in the world, the life of a club professional is about

forgotten. She is tiptoeing up this year to passing $10 million in

career earnings so it has served her very nicely. You have got to be

taxed or don't you, that takes and a blight of it. -- takes and the ball

out of it. This is just as important as the big long ones she has holed.

She is doing very, very nicely, thank you. Just the one dropped shot

at the 4th. The final pair. Both in good shape.

Lovely golf hole, this. The green sits way below the players for the

second shot. This is a bit awkward, with the tree and the wind of the

left. 165 yards, dangerous pin to go at. Ideally you have two land to the

left of it, anything right is a mistake. She groaned. Clipped the

tree and virtually dropped dead. A danger. Just nudged it, but enough

to take everything out of it. The strike seemed to be OK. Crisp, up

she goes. I don't know if our cameraman are so brilliant, it just

went out of you. You are better position. This won't be going... Too

far off the pin. A rare error. Slightly pushed, one bounce and into

trouble. No way she was aiming at that pin, are trying to take it on.

Far too tactically aware to do that. Just a little bit of a pushed shot.

Missed three greens yesterday and got up and down every time. Stacy

Lewis. 10-under. Out in 35, one dropped shot, two birdies. Good

shot. Bowled, unlucky. -- oh, unlucky.

Catriona Matthew. Not using the driver by the look of things. Club

with a little bit of loft on for position. One of the many holes here

where if you can get a bit of sheep, a bit dogleg left to right right to

left, ordered tree on the corner which can influence you. Seems happy

enough yes. This is an awfully difficult shot,

green above you, nothing to land it on. She will do well to keep this on

the green. Just as you said, Ken. She was on a hiding to nothing. Once

she clipped the tree. Just made the mistake at the wrong time, really.

Unlucky to clip the branch. It's like when you're playing in hot

countries and you just touch a Palm, you think you can get through, it

just touches it and it drops stone dead. That ball fell out of the sky.

Looking for pitch marks but I think the green is to step mac. How is it

down in the bunker. This select is 12 feet high. She had to say to

herself I am going to give myself 25, 30 five feet four par. Don't be

greedy. That's pretty good. Better than pretty good. We talk about her

long game but her short game skills this week have been exceptional as

well. Mo Martin. Long chip and run. It's not over,

not over for Harriet. Easy to take three from here. -- for her yet.

After a really good tee shot, six would be horrid. Nice lie, just a

basic back foot pitching wedge, shunt it forward. Sounded a little

scruffy. It's doing well, Ken. Good judge of pace.

Don't you just love these slow motion, I love them. Up she goes.

Ken, I don't know if you've managed to get a look at this putt, but it's

so difficult to read. I have seen some putts miss from the right, some

from the left. They just wander off in both directions. Let's have a

really good look. These seem to be, as it was coming down the slope,

drifting towards the right. Let's see where the Caddy points. He has

his green reading book out. And a compass. Here he goes. Here he goes.

And a weedy board and everything. Doing a fantastic job, Peter.

Everything he says, she is convinced he is right. If you have got that

trust, it is a terrific settler but the mind. Is he a regular, he sounds

like a south London boy. I will find out where he's from. Yes, find out,

he might be one of us. This would be amazing. The pace was perfect. Good

shout, Maureen. Pace and speed. You could have a dozen putts, like the

final putt Sandy Lyle hold at the Masters. You could have it a hundred

times and it would go a different way. Sometimes they go left,

sometimes they go right. She marches of. Don't forget your partner. Or

you're playing companion of the day. I think it might be a comfort stop.

Tidied away by Mirim Lee. But it is an untidy front nine of 39. The

first signs of some frailty by Jutanugarn. Stacy Lewis! Running

back to her. Really good hole location. Sarcasm is the first

refuge for frustrated golfers. But she is running out of chances, seven

behind. Tee-shots and the difference between Catriona Matthew and Mo

Martin. Martin was 210 off the tee. Coming in from 134, or so. She is so

accurate, usually. Once again, I have given her the big build-up.

Good swing again. She doesn't disappoint, but that hops on a

little bit. Only four behind now. You know, you think about the putt

of about a foot or so she missed earlier. I know, he is Leona Maguire

and I see a lot of similarity in Mo Martin and Leona Maguire's games.

Similar build. A little unlucky there from Leona Maguire. Very good

shot. Twin sister, Lisa. Catriona Matthew, can she get her round going

again? 113 yards to the pin. Get down.

Stacy Lewis. The long hitters can just about get home here in two. But

that is going into the trees. Oh, it has done all right. That will be a

bit of a chess moves down the fairway.

Straight par this one. 344 yards. Hello, it's not going right, is it?

It is. There is a bunker down there, but 230 off the tee. It did bounce

twice before it disappeared. Slightly errant shot. One at the

8th. Just a few signs, an inkling all is not quite right with cucumber

gone. -- Jutanugarn. Can see Telus of Alice doing a

promotional video- Milton Keynes, my kind of town?

I have been staying in Milton Keynes and I have enjoyed it. What a lovely

place. There is the situation. Ariya Jutanugarn will be going to Rio in a

couple of weeks. 41 out of the 60 in the field, who will be competing in

Rio where here this week at Welburn. Incidentally, Andrew will appreciate

this, if Jutanugarn were to win the Gold Medal, she would be the first

female Olympic champion for Thailand since 2008. The last one was a

weightlifter, and you will remember, Andrew because you are commentating?

Yes, it was tricky, her name. It was phonetically spelled-out. Catriona

Matthew, now. Very good. Does nobody remember the promotional videos for

Birmingham. Leona Maguire, Lisa just shaking her

head at her. Nothing to do with me, that putt. Mo Martin, second place

at the moment. Can she put the squeeze on even more? Needs to keep

going. That was wonderfully judged. Look at it. I think that's the hole

location that Stacy Lewis was talking about. It is obviously on a

pretty severe slope. Doesn't look like it there but Catriona Matthew's

ball ran on and Mo Martin's ball didn't look like it was going to get

there. There is an extra pace or so in the greens now that we didn't see

earlier in the week. The greens are so segmented, you can have some

really, really testing flag positions. Looking at the 10th hole,

which in distance, isn't huge. 344 yards. But certainly averaging over

par. Lots of bogeys. Par putt here for Catriona Matthew.

That was very well done. That took some nerve. If these players are not

to catch the leader, all these shots now, as they vie for a high finish,

worth a great deal of money. Graham was talking about it there, Catriona

Matthew's Husband saying how quickly the ball went away as it went past

the hole. Mo Martin, has looked like it was going to come up short, but

kept on going. The Caddy is discussing that flag as

well as they left the green. There we can see Jutanugarn, first missed

fairway in some considerable time. You have plenty of space up there.

The left edge of the tower. Commit to it. 149 yards. Fortunately she

has gone far enough in the bunker to be flat. Shouldn't be anything but a

lovely lie. From one patch of sand to another. But it all depends on

the lie. If it is clean, it shouldn't be too much problem to

her. Little wind just puffing up into the face. 132 the Mirim Lee.

Wonderful golf shot by Mirim Lee. Searching for her first birdie of

the afternoon. Mo Martin, the par-5. This approach

has worked by her, birdieing it a couple of times so far. Get a good

look at this. APPLAUSE

She knows it is a full three shots. Played it as such.

APPLAUSE Straight over the bunker 's Catriona

Matthew. Then get a big shoot forward. It is a big, big drive. She

is not known for that, but it is well within striking distance. She

can be sneaky long. She doesn't look like a player who can hit it too

far, until you start walking out of it. -- after it. The good view of

what is facing Stacy Lewis. Normally dynamite with these wedges. Just a

little upslope to the flag. That was a better shot than the result has

indicated. The ability to whip the club under the ball to get them to

stop a little quicker, if you wanted them to.

APPLAUSE Lovely shot. Great shot from

Jutanugarn. Big shot, trying to avoid back-to-back bogeys and will

do with that escape. Hasn't played the hole well, or hadn't until this

shot. Was lying nicely, fairly straightforward, but still had to be

done. The board just exploded in a cushion of sand. -- the ball.

Particularly with such a tricky green.

We can have a look at this flag, I can see why it is difficult. A

little ridge that runs where the flag is cut. Stacy Lewis was

expressing her displeasure. That was after a massive horseshoe, so you

would feel that way. But from the side, it can run a long way past the

hole. Mirim Lee is close enough, but it is tricky. Just enough movement

from the left, you have two guide it in.

Little singer of the knees with relief as it drops. Mirim Lee, picks

one up. First birdie of the day. Five behind her playing partner. And

you might have seen from the graphic, Helen has joined us again.

Is ready to give us some expertise. Yes, try to. Here is this American

group, trying to push each other along. Lexi Thompson has stalled

with a couple of drop shots. You would think that Stacy Lewis was

getting her game in decent shape. We have seen some big shaving of the

holes, she hasn't got a lot of putts going her way. Looking a little

grumpy. Nothing new. Frustration for her. Looking to get something going,

hoping Jutanugarn will come back slightly. One dropped shot on the

night. Sometimes the frustrating thing is, when you feel you are

striking the ball better, the putting is better but the numbers

don't show it. 1-under par, Lydia Ko. 74 the her. Frustrating for the

world number one. Stacy Lewis, then. None of them is giving Jutanugarn a

run for her money. Not putting any pressure on her. Karrie Webb, second

to the 12th is par for, into a semi island. If you can have a semi

island. Then poke it to the back like that. Beautiful shot from

Karrie Webb. One of the best ball strikers I have ever seen in this

game, during my time. Lexi Thompson, just to finish off for a part here.

-- par. You would think this golf course would suit her very nicely

with the way she hits her shots. Be able to get to these pins. Catriona

Matthew, 280 yards. Got a huge amount of run. That is possibly 242.

Possibly with the shape, get this one home. It started out right. If

she can get a good bounce. Would be great if she could get a few birdies

here and on the back nine. This is where the tournament starts. Started

off so well, Catriona Matthew, two birdies in the first four holes.

Then tailed off since. Karrie Webb, she was in pretty close as well.

Ha-Na Jang is already in. Karrie Webb for a birdie. That ends that

Faldo looking run of pars. We are talking Thailand weightlifters. Are

you changing sport here? Absolutely. Mirim Lee on the tracer. Maybe

straight over the bunkers, Ken? It is virtually straight into them of

the left. She got a hold of that one. The frustration, maybe it could

turn into a little bit of anger. One of the few times, a club with the

head cover. It is best where she uses an iron. Going down the left,

it is not the widest angle, the trees do hangover. She gives the

impression she has come off a little bit. It is down the middle, slightly

low in the face strike. Safe enough. I think for hitting it so long and

with so much power, she is very straight. Granted, she's not using

her driver, but he is Mo Martin, going extremely nicely. She just

took a 3-wood, Mo Martin. She knows she can't get there in two. Play

your way down to the hole and hopefully find a putt. Stacy Lewis

on the 12th. Just clearing the water. The pin is nicely on the left

side. More accessible as we just saw Karrie Webb hit a very nice shot.

Studio-macro reminder of the situation. It is Ariya Jutanugarn,

leading this with a four shot advantage. When you think of all the

golfers from Thailand before her. The men's golf Majors have carried

their hopes, but nobody has managed to land one of these big events in

goal. Kvist 20-year-old from Bangkok be the person to do it for her

country? Wonderful views we are having from the aeroplane circling

above will burn. Catriona Matthew and the par-5. Up and down for a

birdie. She would love to have a birdie. Little short. She thought it

was going to run off a little bit more. But it has stalled. The greens

have dried up quite a bit. Find it very interesting. The top players,

one is the longest and one is the shortest. There is no right way to

play this game. We were saying earlier, it is an entirely different

course Mo Martin is having to play, coming from a lot further back.

Deadly accurate. Although putting earlier, she missed that very, very

sure putt. It was on the 5th hole. Her putting has not felt as

comfortable. She is stabbing it a little bit. But who is to say that

when she is lying second in the British Open here. Obviously she is

doing something very right. She looks very comfortable in the longer

putts. Has wonderful pace. She looks more comfortable today than she did

yesterday. She was a bit edgy and hitting shots that were not like

her. But today she has really been like a laser.

Just need to get it there. Little bit of a misread. Great distance.

It wasn't the tidiest tee shot from Stacy Lewis, but can almost get away

with it with the pin back left. Muttering away there. That was a

very nice shot. She couldn't have hit it any better. It is a tough

shot into this rough that has now dried off and it is easy to get a

flyer. The 12th hole at the top of your picture. Just beside it,

Catriona Matthew. That was a misread and Miss/ as well. Something went

entirely wrong. Not going to happen for Catriona Matthew today. She has

been aiming a little bit to far right and trying to pull it back in.

Karrie Webb who has broken her endless run of pars with a birdie on

the 12th. Such a tidy looking swing. Has been thrown off course. That is

a little bit strange from her. Quite short, even though she knows it is

very bouncy. She needed a few more yards. Otherwise from Matt Green it

will bounce left on her, leaving her with a very tough putt. This has

caused a little bit of a problem for Mo Martin, earlier today. Let's hope

she is all over that. She got it in. Still lying second on 13-under. Four

shots off the lead. Off they go to the short par 12. Wander through the

trees. Waiting for another slip from

Jutanugarn. Mo Martin, her closest pursuer. Mirim Lee, let's fly. But

where is it of two. Very tricky chip, up over the bunker. Not the

ideal place. Jutanugarn, little bit short, but good position. Look at

this swing for us, Helen. Great extension. Very nice, follow the

path. Her big problem sometimes is that she gets a little quick with

the hips. Coming off a little bit, hanging back. And then getting the

arms around her body. Her left arm stays straight. When she hits good

shots, she tends to get her left arm closer to her body. It is the shot

we see every time she is missing. Ken Brown's hat just floating out of

shot. He made it himself. Then that is very impressive. Mo Martin.

Telling it to sit. She is getting a little bit to the right. Compared

with previous days. That would have been the toughest light, but now the

pin is left. That semi island is firm and fast, that would be very

tricky. Low running shots. You can almost run out of ground. She has to

be concerned over the first water. That is the problem when you are not

as long. Catriona Matthew, 3-wood. This really came of that one. One of

those shots she gets sometimes. We seen it a couple of times yesterday.

A little bit lucky. Always nice when you can see it.

Up ahead on the green, Stacy Lewis. She was down the right-hand side,

beautiful shot to hear. Another one. You can also hear her frustration.

Giving herself so a lot of chances but not being able to capitalise on

them. Europe to take a chance to get it

close. Very nicely played. As good as I

could imagine someone could hit it, you have to get it over the green,

over the bunker and then stop it quickly. Very nicely done. Could not

have laid this up in a better spot. She went with the 3-wood. She knew

she could reach. Interesting little chip she has got, little ballet to

go through, it will turn quite hard to the right. -- little valley.

Always looks like she stands quite a long way from the ball for these

little chips. It sounded a little thin, Ken. But still left herself a

pretty nice birdie opportunity there.

Karrie Webb, long putt. Outside chance of birdie. Outside chance or

not, it drops, Karrie Webb with back-to-back threes, back-to-back

birdies, moves to 10-under. That is why you can never give up in this

game, you never know when they are going to show up. Nice long putt,

chippe in, a bunker shot, get the throttle on.

I think she's quite desperate to make something happen. Here on the

back nine. Just to get a little bit of confidence back. Would be very

nice if she could make this. Got a bit of movement from the right-hand

side, not many easy pin positions. Not easy to make birdies coming in

without very high-quality iron shots.

There we are. Back-to-back birdies for Mirim Lee. And for the moment,

and might just be a moment, within four of her playing partner. That's

a virtual look down on the 12th, Catriona Matthew just getting away

with the loose tee shot. Mo Martin with a perfectly up.

Heart would have been in her mouth, very good now. Really flirted with

the water, didn't know exactly how far it was over that. Got away with

it. Deep breath for Jutanugam. The smile and off you go.

That's an opportunity missed. Mirim Lee gets one closer. She and Mo

Martin within four. And a par-5 with her distance, it will feel like half

shot gone. A four shot lead over seven holes is not enormous. It is

two bogeys and two birdies, it sounds a lot, but with the way Ariya

plays it is maybe a lot but a couple of mistakes and somebody makes

birdie, I never felt it was enough. When you are looking for your first

major as well, the heart will be fluttering now. Can Mo Martin could

even more pressure on? Just a little jab, it was a nice jab. Didn't look

too pretty, 52 yards, I think she would get up and down one out of

three times. Karrie Webb on her many birdie run.

I think this hole is very intimidating. Splendid iron play,

putting it in the perfect spot. She will still be believing she is

within second spot and you never know what's going to happen to the

leader. Stacy Lewis on that mark as well. We have seen that in history,

it is not over until it is over. We saw Karrie Webb also coming up a

little short. I think they need to be over that first part otherwise

it's going to kick dead left. It's going to end up being short, it's a

tough pin to get close to. Some good runs, not only made

anything here on the back. Hasn't made anything on the back. Mirim

Lee. Trying to find the ideal position back on the 12th tee.

Very nice layup, should give her a nice shot into the pin. The fairway

runs out at 260 yards. Big moment here for Mo Martin.

Not the greatest effort. Would have been nice to make that. Able to put

a little bit of pressure. Not far over the water but I suppose

that for her will be something like perhaps a four iron, 5-iron? STUDIO:

There has been some movement behind Jutanugam this afternoon, Mirim Lee

with back-to-back birdies at ten and 11, Karrie Webb up there as well at

12 and 13. Recent history in the women's Majors suggest there are

still some questions to answer for Jutanugam, she was two shots in

front with three to play in the first of the years Majors and had an

Adam Scott moment if you remember that, bogey on the last three holes.

Since then she has won three events back-to-back in May when she held

the 54 hole lead so she has proven her medal in that regard but funny

things can happen in last few holes as I'm sure you know. Charley Hull,

she had a fighting finish until coming unstuck with a double bogey

in the home stretch. But the good finish for the local girl. Mo Martin

knows how to win this. COMMENTATOR: Outwith the driver.

Matthew. Sweeps it away. There you see how tightly Martin took it down

the left-hand side to find the fairway. Matthew just slipping into

the rough. As we have seen it's a very tough hole to get to the pin

today. Here is number 12. The pin is quite nice today.

Just heard her caddy seeing the pin is on 79, two or three yards to the

right is the spot. Plenty of landing area, the most accessible pin on the

green. 79 yards is good yardage. Pretty much what she would have

expected there, looking to get within 15 feet from that distance.

She got a lot of help from her caddy, he is very on the ball,

reminding her to stay focused. I think sometimes we forget that.

Slightly higher flight, this looks rather nice. It certainly is. The

pressure might come from playing partner, Mirim Lee in close,

Jutanugam will feel the need to roll hers in. Just that one to pop in to

make it three in a row from Mirim Lee and after a front nine which was

an impressive she is getting it going. Stacy Lewis.

It is surely not her day, she has been very, very close. Thank you to

Helen, former winner here at Woburn who is off, but thank you for your

wise words over the four days. Karrie Webb. She thought she had

another one, I think we all did. Second to the final hole for So Yeon

Ryu. Back to the lily pond and the

prettiness of the 12. Up we go, two lovely second shots into this very

attractive green. Bit of putting to be done. This one a little bone

Hill, a bit of movement from the right. I think this is a big putt --

downhill. Mirim Lee, when she gets a bit of a run going is not frightened

to make four or five birdies in a row. We were reminded that she was

ahead with only handful of hole 's left to play. This would not be the

end of the world, but it would be a good way to settle her nerves if she

could get this in. Four strokes ahead, everyone thinks you're going

to win but you don't. No, that was a bit twitchy. Don't

tell me they are human? Four, that's all right. Still a

little putting to do for the other one. Suddenly a little bit more

serious. Our well, not for long. This isn't so far is it? Beautiful

shot into this green. It's going to be a little tap in 43. -- for free.

So the gap narrows. It was eight to shot gap at the beginning of the day

but now only three. It was six at one stage. -- it was a two shot gap.

Short walk through the woods. There you have it. Trees on the corner.

Martin and Matthew, Matthew missing the fairway again, has not been

quite as accurate from the tee as she is on most occasions. Just a

little bit awkward. Stance and lie. She likes it. If it sits, it didn't.

Galloping away. Good indication of how segmented these greens are, if

you get it in the right portion you can have very reasonable birdie

opportunities. But easy to be taken away into 3-part range as we go to

14 and look at Stacy Lewis -- 3-putt range.

She will have our work cut out there to get down in two. She knows it.

Martin, second to the 13th. Looks simple enough doesn't it? Straight

at the flag, good, clean, straight hit. Up, up she cries. Drifting

away. Not bad. Quite the slope from right-to-left when you come into

this green. So Yeon Ryu has reached the 18th.

Former US Open champion. In fact that was her first win on the LPGA.

Another player to make her first big victory very victory. -- her first

big victory a very big victory. Quite a roly-poly green, slow, long

curves on this 18th green. Needs to turn quickly. Doing its best. Pretty

good effort from such long-range. Let it go, crying for it to set.

Crash bang wallop what the picture. It's in the roots and the bits of

twigs and all sorts of stuff. She doesn't realise she's got away with

it, how much I don't know. Huge birdie attempt here from Matthew on

13. She gave that right box. Done very

well indeed, very well judged. She has displayed a silky touch this

week. Are a leader at the 13th with the favourite driving iron of

horrors. Blimey, she had that. There is no need to get cross, it's only a

game! We've all had a drink! Lucky, Lucky, Lucky, lucky. She has a three

shot lead but what we are watching is a player who is learning to cope

with the most severe pressure. She is new into her career, although won

this year for the first time and let a couple slip. We are watching the

morning of her mental skills here. -- the

He's got the basics but the rest is knackered. CHUCKLES

I think he's just testing if she will have room for a swing. So Yeon

Ryu, finishing off with 70. She always looks in a hurry, bustling

and busy, she goes, got a bus to catch. Love to talk but I've got to

go. Matthew after that very good effort from such long-range. Testing

one for par. We'll still see plenty of drama over the spinal have a

dozen or so holes. -- over these final half a dozen or so holes.

That's not the sort of drama the locals want to see. The same thing

happened yesterday, going along beautifully until she got to about

12, 13, 14, dropped two or three shots. Similar pattern today.

Stacy Lewis has left yourself a bit of a conundrum, eyeing this up down

the left-hand lane, the green should sweep the ball from left to right.

Just have to make the crest of the hill. Didn't pitch it quite far

enough. Didn't keep it enough left. Marten finishing off, to stay at

13-under and four behind. One left, one right. The leader may

be hampered by that big tree. She is just all right, just, she's got a

swing, but a little tree in front of her that will make this very

awkward. That looks all right. She has to

launch it to the right of the tree, right of the green and if it stays

right... Maybe she will go underneath it? That'll be the thing

to do, punch it down, keep it eight foot off the ground, no more, let it

run 40, 50 yards, like that, that could be good. Little scuttle to the

back of the green. Steady, it is racing on. Over the back she goes.

It's a steep bank, not much grass on it. You tend to hit those too hard.

Mirim Lee has been lucky with position but it's sitting on a

stick. When she's coming into the ball she will hit the step before

she hit the ball. We might get a deflection here, might. This is

tough, not sure what contact you're going to get. Where the flag is,

very awkward. Yes, good view of it now. It's almost running with her,

if you are a bit unlucky this good squirt over the body on the right

somewhere. Needs a bit of luck, bit of hit and hope here. Long chip and

run. That is a more gentle pace. Maybe an escape is looming. This

would be a spectacular up and down for Lewis to get this one home. No.

She knew the minute she hit it. Shot gone. Karrie Webb at the 15th.

10-under. Only had a couple of birdies, the rest pars. Umpteen

putts just scraping the edge of the hole. What a good player she has

been, 20 odd years. Looks like the 5-wood for Mo Martin.

Down the 15th, coming back, the long par-5. Catriona Matthew, nothing

really happened, got away to a good start again, a few of them have done

that. More difficult day to day, a couple of scores. A lot of 71s.

Very good from Catriona, using the big bank on the left-hand side, so

many of the players have been coming up short on this hole all week. A

bit of a long chip, or will she pitch it? Or will she go between? I

think a bit between. Steady, steady, steady. You lucky girl. By such

happenings fortunes can change. That was gone.

What I turn up for the book that was. You should be ashamed, hang

your head young lady. Move away and pretend not to smirk.

A body blow for your opponents who is facing less. -- this. It's

odds-on she loses one here. Decent lie. Oh my goodness. No! Kenneth, I

cannot bear to watch. It is very fast were she has left it. Tricky

Dicky. This is the moment, very good point made about the mental side of

it, now her brains the moment, not quite scrambled eggs but she hits

this, all my good god she is thinking, squirts off the clubhead,

racist past the flag -- races past the flag. Thinking of her opponent

hitting the flag and how lucky she was. Taking the glove off. Try to

keep calm. This is the stay in the moment, she needs to stay in the

moment whilst her opponents are trying to batter the door down and

get close to her. That just moved away at the last second. She has had

opting of those today. Still a very fine player. -- umpteen of those.

Not quite Martina Navratilova, but she still plays good tennis. I

watched her at Wimbledon playing the doubles. Interesting technique. That

is fast. Look at that go. Look at it go! Another two feet and it was 40

feet away. This is where the caddy comes into play. He cannot do much,

can only quietly encourage. Meanwhile... I can report, Peter,

the caddy, Peter is from Slough. Nearly a south London boy. How long

has he been with her? I will have to ask him. If you are going to be a

detective, you will have to sniff about. I would leave it for five

minutes, Kenneth. No, now is a perfect time. He can see his bonus

getting less, and less. I don't want you to miss any more. Pop this one

in. Bit of a crunch time now for Jutanugarn. As quick as it was from

one side, this is slow. It is easy to see there is a bit of left to

right. Going to have to keep the pace on the ball.

I thought she had got it for a moment.

She needs this to maintain her lead. You get a bit lost for words. It is

all very well trying to be informative and jolly, whatever, but

this is like missing penalties are letting a ball go in, dropping a

catch, whatever sport. You have got it in the palm of your hand,

victory. You can feel it slipping away. That was ugly. That was ugly.

And then the lead was one. Just a handful of holes left. Have been

four or five people in the equation. Karrie Webb, she has holed a few

putts. Mo Martin, she can get down in two, she is still with it. Up the

hill. Very good. Well judged. Beautiful touch. She's got her

three. She is in the game ahead. Karrie Webb, up on 16, unaware of

the drama unfolding behind her. Short flag today. Only nine on.

Just a little slight misjudgement again. Matthew at the 14th. Good tee

shot. This is left to right. And pace. Pace is very important. That

looks to be too straight. No, it is a beauty. Beautiful putt. That was a

corker. There will be a few deep breaths

being taken on this tee at the moment. 181, pin tucked away and it

is impossible to get at it. 5-iron. Good swing. Good rhythm. Only way to

play the hole. Middle of the green, it will dribble away to the right.

Get near the hole. We saw Catriona Matthew's ball moved six or seven

yards, closer to the flag. If you land it over the bunker, you've got

the downslope. Needs to gather herself together. This is a big test

for this young girl. Big, big, big test.

Watch her. She doesn't mind it. That is a cracker. That is a settler.

Absolute settler. Brilliant, brilliant shot after the happenings

on the last hole. Impassive. Come on! I can do this.

Ken is getting his information look. You've got another one of those

hats. Oh good god. I had to Catriona Matthew. -- ahead.

That looked like a very good swing. She looked like she put a bit more

beef into that one? The scores are changing around the course. The

other players who felt they had been getting nothing, no help from the

leader had just had a little over the last few holes. Stacy Lewis, I

don't know if she is in sand or just missed the bunker. In the sand.

Nasty place to be, that is a mistake. Shouldn't be in there for

two. An impossible third. Now activity. -- back to the tee.

That's OK. Gentle nudge back to the centre of the fairway. She was

18-under. She looked completely in control. But in the last few

moments, it's all change. Ariya Jutanugarn with a lot of thinking to

do and a lot of composure to regain. Although that was an elegant tee.

Mirim Lee is in contention again. Lovely chip to the 13th green that

just caressed the pin and stock. Mo Martin, also within striking

distance and this last day has suddenly got very, very interesting.

COMMENTATOR: There is the scene, the galleries marching round. It is all

the holes marshalled by different golf clubs. This one is marshalled

by my home club. They can abandon the team now, the last group are

through. This is not easy. Uphill. Just where the caddy is, there is a

cape that runs into the green. She has to go over that and down the

other side. The line isn't easy to pick and pace is tricky. Over the

top of the hill and then let it release out.

Great effort. Almost as good as Mo Martin's was from a similar place a

few moments ago. Stacey Webb. This day see! Karrie Webb, it is. Having

a struggle up this 15th hole. It was a really classy tee shot of

Jutanugarn's after the bogey. Big moment if this could go in. It would

steady a lot of nerves. Not only has, but also her supporters'. Just

on the left edge. It is a nice three. The other one's not in yet.

It is a dangerous hole safely out of the way.

This is where you find out if all the work you've done has paid off.

Got to go through those setup routines you have worked on. Just go

through them and trust your stroke. A clear head. You have done it.

Smooth stroke, line it up. Don't twitch it. Good stroke. Another have

entered the final few. Looking at the scoring system. Sarah Jane

Smith, birdied two of the last three. Much can happen over the last

few holes. Well holed from Lewis. Karrie Webb at the 17th. Last of the

short holes. Bit angry with that, but it could be

a lot worse. Mo Martin, just factoring in any

adrenaline with her caddy. Little and large. Tiny tot and a big

monster. Good team though. Terrific. Flight it and just sit it. It is

perfect. Commit to the shot. Commit to the shot and all the other mumbo

jumbo. Good swing. Good strike. She gets a

bit of zip through the ball because it sits down very obligingly. She

obviously likes our Championship. Those finishing shots she played at

Birkdale, classic efforts. Mirim Lee, out with the driver. Not much

run. Jutanugarn, cannot get out with the driver because she isn't

carrying it. A bit down the fairway, I have taken a short cut, is it a

3-wood? She is out with the 3-wood. She can reach, just about. But she

brings the left-hand bunkers into play off the tee. Here she goes.

Boom! Looks to be a little bit, a little bit off-line, yes but bounces

up and onto the fairway. Not a bad side to be.

Still got a smile. Catriona Matthew, pitcher. Good one, Maureen. Dig the

toes in. In Gee Chun, another former winner

of the US Open. She finishes on 8-under par.

Karrie Webb. Not a great tee shot at the 17th. But that looks very gentle

and very tidy, but speeds by. They do generate pace when they get to

the hole on so many of these greens. Lovely view of the 15th green.

Matthew and Martin would be patrolling it. And that's a long

putt Matthew hold on 14 might just provide a bit of impetus for her. --

holed. Gentle little tap. Keeping going...

It won't reach. APPLAUSE

This is Hannah Django. -- Hannah Django.

That is looking very good. Similar to Matthew's. A dead online, shy.

Hole in one at the par-4. Up to the 18th. The bunker. Leona Maguire, the

amateur, in the bunker. Two shots dropped, doesn't want to drop

another. Years ago, there was a player called John Hudson and had

two consecutive holes in one. In the old martini tournament. Martin.

It is a par on 15. Off they go to the 16th tee. Seven pars in a row.

No fireworks. Just steady play. Good finish. It's been done already by

three players who had a wonderful finish over these closing holes.

Mirim Lee is having a crack. 291 yards to the flag. She is going with

the wood to get a bit tighter. Which is fine today with the pin at the

back of the green. Oh. Check and balance, that is OK. That was

heading for the sand. I thought that was sand bound. Be awful to find one

of those bunkers at 60, 70 yards back because they are deep.

Jutanugarn can park it, 60, 70 yards. With the flag at the back,

you have some landing area. Grand National winner there, jumping

over the corner of the bunker. That is a very big stroke of luck. She is

starting to look a little bit edgy. Karrie Webb to stay par.

First drop shot of the David Karrie Webb, when she knocks this in. Leona

Maguire on the final green. What a week she's had. This for a closing

74. Well, not to be. She is a comfortable winner of the award

given to the low amateur. We'll have to make a bit more space in her

bulging trophy cabinet. She finishes at 4-under par and it is a very

well-deserved round of applause. She will be cross with that finish, but

when she gets a moment to reflect on it, it is a great finish. Dan Brown

won the English amateur. Andrew Burgess of Royal Aberdeen. Big

George Duncan in the final Anzac Gallagher won the Welsh amateur

Championship. They all finish around the same time as the women's British

Open. -- Zach Gallagher. There is the mark from Charley Hull. She got

to 9-under par at one stage. When you think about where that is at

9-under, it is a tie for fifth place. Many others will have such

stories. Good, straight one from Catriona

Matthew. This green is always a little firm.

The wind is blocking it up. John, the caddy, giving the instructions.