- South Korea's Kim In-Kyung had a dream day on the greens and soared into a six-shot lead with a round to play in the Women's British Open at Kingsbarns. The 29-year-old famously missed a one-foot putt on the final green to lose the chance of a first major win at the 2012 ANA Inspiration, but she holed from all over the place in a faultless third round of 66. Kim's 17-under-par total of 199 was a championship 54-hole record - one better than Ariya Jutanugarn at Woburn 12 months ago. England's Georgia Hall, playing with Kim, finished on 11 under after a 70, alongside Jutanugarn's older sister Moriya.
Source: AFP
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