Lim Kim maintains lead through LINN on the LPGA opener; Nelly Korda, Lydia who tied to a third

Orlando, Fla. – Lim Kim held a triple lead across Linn on Saturday in the season of the LPGA tour of the Hilton Grand Holiday Champions, with every shooting 5-Malk 67 in the final group on Lake Non.

Attempted to fill wired victory for her third LPGA tour, Kim opened from the bunker for Greenside for the eagle on a couple-5 ninth and bird at 4.14. Place. The 29-year-old South Korean player also bought a par-4 18. To reach 15 to 201.

Kim has a field-best 81 in three rounds. She won 1720 American women’s open and 2024. Lotte Championship and there were three victories on the Korean tour.

“My goal, my initial goal always my job, not score,” Kim said. “So, I really focus on preparing, the process, then just hit her. That’s all. So, my position, I don’t care. That doesn’t matter to me.”

Grant won 2023. days open to her lonely LPGA tour. The 25-year-old Swede also closed a bird.

“I really try to figure out where I’m in that, all the changes I have done, how it feels, and I really try to make every shot better,” Grant said. “I think that opinion is good to have any week. Now it’s simply easier than in the middle of the season.”

The Defense of the Champions of Lydia Lo and the top-ranked Nelly Kord were tied to the third, four blows behind Kim. Who had 65 for the best round of the day, and Korda shot 67.

“Everything was pretty strong,” Ko said. “Even the first day I hit a decent ball. She really struggled to the greenery. I think that part of my game has improved the most last few days. Golf is strange.”

Lauren Coughlin was the fifth in 8 below 68.

The former NHL player Joe Paveli tipped the famous field with 109 points under the modified stafford scoring system. Former tennis player Mordy Fish and actor Jack Wagner were tied in a second. Asterisk Talley led an amateur field with 109 points.