Australia’s Minjee Lee, Thailand’s Wichanee Meechai and America’s Andrea Lee all hold a two-shot lead headed into the final round of the US Women’s Open.
The Australian carded an eagle, three birdies and a bogey on Saturday to join the other co-leaders on five under par.
Speaking after her round of 66, Minjee Lee said: “I tried to just keep it pretty calm, and I just tried to be patient out there.
“I feel like my game has been trending. I feel like it has been coming together for the moment I am in right now.”
Andrea Lee overcame a few early mistakes to keep herself in the hunt with a bogey-free back nine, while Meechai, the only player to manage six under par at any point during the first three rounds, gave up two strokes late to card a one under 69 for the day.
Japan’s Hinako Shibuno shot seven birdies to keep herself in the hunt on three under, while her compatriot Yuka Saso – the only other player to shoot below par through three rounds – is a shot further back.
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