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Yealimi Noh, a 25-year-old Californian golfer with only one LPGA title to her name, seized the opportunity presented by Haeran Ryu's unexpected collapse to take a three-shot lead heading into the final round of the Women’s British Open. Playing at Royal Lytham and St. Annes in Lancashire, Noh carded a bogey-free back nine with four birdies on the last 10 holes for a 2-under 69, finishing at 7-under 206. Ryu, who had built a four-shot lead after the front nine, suffered a dramatic slide with five consecutive bogeys starting on the par-5 seventh hole, ultimately settling for a 74 and falling six shots behind. Noh's resurgence came after she skipped the Women’s Scottish Open to reset her mindset, overcoming a rocky start with three straight birdies beginning at the par-3 ninth hole. Despite being ranked No. 69 in the women’s world standings, Noh's performance marks her first major championship contention since missing a playoff by one shot at the 2021 Evian Championship. The competition remains highly competitive, with Jeeno Thitikul (72), Esther Henseleit (67), Lucy Li (69), and Shiho Kuwaki (72) all sitting three strokes behind. Noh's fiancé, an amateur golfer, has been a key support figure in helping her maintain enjoyment of the game as she faces the final test against a strong field.

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Delhi-based professional Arjun Prasad, searching for his maiden title, kept the lead for the third day running after he carded a four-under 66 in the penultimate round of the INR 1 crore Jaipur Open 2...