Lydia who runs Charley Hull by one on the LPGA event in Singapore; Jeeno Thoutul, Minjee Lee Juri

Singapore – Lydia Who filmed 4-Malk 68. On Saturday to move from one stroke to one move in front, after the three rounds of HSBC’s HSBC World Championship.

27-year-old South Korean Born New Zealander had a 54-hole a total of 10-below 206 in the Tanjong in the Sentos Golf Club.

Charley Hull, who burried two of the first four holes, was a stroke in seconds after 68. He was four back-nine birds for 66, he had the best round to move to a third place, three strokes behind who.

And the Lim Kim, who led after the first two rounds, moved to the wrong direction with 73 and was tied to the fourth place, four strokes from water. Defending Champion Hannah Green had 67 to move 16 places on the leader and there were five behind Ko.

Who had three bogea with seven birds, including four on her back nine.

“I made a few mistakes, but I could bounce with a few good birds,” said the former world no. 1. “It doesn’t matter which context, and under the circumstances, I felt like I play really firm. So we hope that these days will give me a good rhythm for tomorrow.”

Whoever chases her 23. LPGA title and asking for finally breaking in Singapore in 11 performances. Her best score on the tournament was the final processing in 2015. years.

Hull is asking you to win your third LPGA tournament.

“My mides will not be different from literally the last three days,” Hull said. “Just go out there, play golf, hole a few times and have fun.”

Hull said he was looking forward to his final calculation with who.

“I like to play with Lydia, she is really a really nice person, so to the ground, so kind,” Hull said. “Just get out there, a little chat and just play golf.”

Singapore tournament is the second of three events on the first Asian swing of LPGA in the year. The final event will be played next week on Hainan Island, China.