Korda shares lead as Hull storms into contention
Nelly Korda cards a four-under par 67 as she moves into a share of the lead after the third round of the US Women's Open, while England's Charley Hull hits a 65.
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Notable Quotes
"I kind of like chasing. I just find it more fun and I can then be free and then just play golf how I want to play golf."
— Charley Hull , Athlete
"I think last year I really, really wanted it, and the more you want it sometimes, the more you stiffen up and you get a little bit more nervous."
— Nelly Korda , Athlete
"I can't control what anyone else is doing, so I'm just going to go out there and do my best and see how that matches up with them."
— Jennifer Kupcho , Athlete
"I kind of like chasing. I just find it more fun and I can then be free and then just play golf how I want to play golf."
— Charley Hull , Athlete
"I think last year I really, really wanted it, and the more you want it sometimes, the more you stiffen up and you get a little bit more nervous."
— Nelly Korda , Athlete
"I can't control what anyone else is doing, so I'm just going to go out there and do my best and see how that matches up with them."
— Jennifer Kupcho , Athlete
"It’s always amazing to be in this position. That’s what we work so hard for, to be in this spot. So whatever happens tomorrow happens, but I’m going to give it my all and see what the outcome is."
— Nelly Korda , Athlete
"I’m not going to get too frustrated. I think last year I really, really wanted it, and the more you want it, sometimes the more you stiffen up and you get a little bit more nervous."
— Nelly Korda , Athlete
Key People
Charley Hull is an English professional golfer known for her impressive performances.
Gaby Lopez is a Mexican professional golfer on the LPGA Tour.
In Gee Chun is a South Korean golfer who won the U.S. Women’s Open in 2015.
In-Gee Chun is a South Korean professional golfer competing in the tournament.
Jennifer Kupcho is an American golfer who previously led the tournament.
Jessica Korda is an American professional golfer and sister of Nelly Korda.
Nasa Hataoka is a Japanese professional golfer competing on the LPGA Tour.
Nelly Korda is a professional golfer and the world number one.
Ruoning Yin is a young professional golfer from China.
Sei Young Kim is a South Korean professional golfer with multiple LPGA Tour victories.
Sei-Young Kim is a South Korean golfer who has performed well in the event.
All Coverage
Nelly Korda cards a four-under par 67 as she moves into a share of the lead after the third round of the US Women's Open, while England's Charley Hull hits a 65.
Nelly Korda's second consecutive 4-under 67, including three birdies in the final holes, ties her with Sei Young Kim at 6-under 207 in the US Women's Open.
Nelly Korda's second consecutive 4-under 67, including three birdies in the final holes, ties her with Sei Young Kim at 6-under 207 in the US Women's Open.
Nelly Korda and Sei Young Kim share the lead at 6-under 207 in the US Women's Open, with Jennifer Kupcho and In Gee Chun trailing by one stroke.
Nelly Korda and Sei Young Kim share the lead at 6-under 207 after the third round of the US Women's Open, with Charley Hull three shots behind following a 65.
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