Yamashita Takes 6-Shot Lead Into Today’s Final Round at CPKC Women’s Open
- On Sunday, Miyu Yamashita of Japan enters the final round of the CPKC Women's Open in Edmonton with a six-shot lead, having set a tournament record three-round total of 191 at Royal Mayfair Golf Club.
- Consistent performance propelled Yamashita's lead, as she fired a 5-under 65 on Saturday following a course-record 62 on Thursday and a 64 on Friday.
- American Gina Kim and Yuri Yoshida of Japan are tied for second at 13 under, with American Jennifer Kupcho in fourth at 12 under; teenager Aphrodite Deng of Calgary leads the Canadian contingent at 10 under.
- The 25-year-old Japanese player—one of professional golf's shortest at 4-foot-11—won the Meijer LPGA Classic in June, alongside the Women's British Open and Maybank Championship last season as rookie of the year.
- Defending champion Brooke Henderson of Smiths Falls, Ont., and Anna Huang of Vancouver remain in contention at 7 under, rounding out notable Canadian performances at Royal Mayfair.
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Yamashita takes 6-shot lead into today’s final round at CPKC Women’s Open
EDMONTON - Barring a collapse, or an amazing final round by a challenger, Miyu Yamashita of Japan is poised to win the CPKC Women's Open at the Royal Mayfair Golf
Yamashita takes 6-shot lead into today's final round at CPKC Women's Open
EDMONTON - Barring a collapse, or an amazing final round by a challenger, Miyu Yamashita of Japan is poised to win the CPKC Women's Open at the Royal Mayfair Golf Club later today.
Miyu Yamashita opens 6-shot lead in CPKC Women's Open in bid for wire-to-wire victory
Miyu Yamashita rebounded from a bogey on the par-3 17th with a birdie on the par-4 18th to take a six-stroke lead Saturday in the CPKC Women's Open in a bid for a wire-to-wire victory.
Yamashita builds healthy lead, Deng goes low at CPKC Women’s Open
Adam Stanley sets up the final round of the CPKC Women’s Open where leader Miyu Yamashita has built a healthy six stroke lead and Canada’s Aphrodite Deng will battle for the honour of being the low Canadian.
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