
The third round of the AIG Women’s Open commenced on August 5, 2023, at Royal Porthcawl, with Japanese golfer Miyu Yamashita leading the pack. Yamashita, who is currently at 11 under par, holds a three-shot advantage over her fellow countrywoman, Rio Takeda. The action kicked off bright and early with American Brooke Matthews teeing off at 08:25 BST.
Yamashita’s impressive performance has set the tone for the tournament, as she has maintained her lead since the halfway point. Following her and Takeda, there is a significant gap of four strokes to the next set of competitors, demonstrating the competitive nature of this year’s field. The cut fell at two over par, resulting in a tightly packed leaderboard as the remaining players prepare for a challenging weekend.
Key Pairings and Tee Times
As the tournament progresses, several notable pairings are set to take the course. Charley Hull will be playing alongside Austrian golfer Emma Spitz, with their tee time scheduled for 11:45 BST. Shortly after, English golfer Lottie Woad and American Megan Khang will begin play at 13:30 BST, just ten minutes after Nelly Korda, one of the top contenders from the USA.
The full lineup for the third round features a mix of experienced players and emerging talents. Here are some key tee times to note:
– 08:25 – Brooke Matthews
– 09:50 – Celine Boutier and Lydia Ko
– 10:00 – Jinhee Im and Jenny Shin
– 11:15 – Ariya Jutanugarn and Hyojoo Kim
– 12:05 – Haeran Ryu and Georgia Hall
– 13:00 – Linn Grant and Anna Nordqvist
With live coverage available on Sky Sports, fans can follow the action throughout the weekend. Sky customers can find Sky Sports Golf on channel 406, while those without a subscription can stream the event with no contract.
As the tournament continues, all eyes will be on Yamashita and Takeda, with anticipation building around who will ultimately clinch the title at this prestigious event.