Lilia Vu keeps water in Arizona, while Nelly Kord falls seven back

Chandler, Ariz. – Lilia Vu finally made Bogee, then lost her hunger on Saturday. She replied with three straight birds for 4-under 68 years, which gave her a two shot on Charley Hula from England to enter the final circle of Ford Championship.

Vu started the tournament so that 41 holes without Bogee, a railway that ended up on the sixth hole of the Virl Golf Club.

Far more harmful was a double Bogay who took the 14th hole, which she was in a leader connection when Hull made the left-right from 15 feet to bird 16. place.

It is just a sharpened Vuin focus, especially on the greenery. She answered with 40 feet birds, compiled a ridge at 15. scarf. She tried a wedge with the wind in her back perfectly and rolled over 2 meters 16. place.

She made three in a row with a beautiful lag with 40 feet only than green in par-5 17. To touch the bird. VU was completed in 18-below 198.

Hull, which opened the tournament with 63, opened a 12-foot bird, 18. for 68 to come to two shots on Sunday and a landing in the final group with Vu Sunday.

But this is far from the race with two players.

Seven other players were in four shots leading, and they all handled the strong wind and solid greenery that asked for the players to strike their spots on Bonti.

Missing from those in the mix was Nelly Kord, a champion defender. Player no. 1 In the world’s world rank, Korda was within one shot of the leading down until it was nowhere in nine, without managing to bob a couple 5 and make two of God.

The Korda recorded 73, and together with seven shots behind him, she had 18 players in front of her.

He felt as if he had settled the swing, hitting the ball the best he has all week. It was a matter of trial and bouncing and wind.

“I told my bathtub,” I just can’t get numbers today. “And he just told me,” I’ll just pull you on green, and then you can just try to make the way out of there. “And we did that,” Vu said.

Ayaka Frus from Japan (67) and Nanna Koertz Madsen (69) were three shots that followed the group on 14-Mandu 202, Yahui Zhang of China and the former American Women’s Open Champions Allisen Corpuz (67).

Zhang had a low circle of windy day at 65, which included lush to the end hole.