English duo Georgia Hall and Mel Reid are tied-18th and tied-23rd respectively going into the final day in Florida; Watch live on Sunday from 5pm on Sky Sports Cricket and for free on the Sky Sports Golf YouTube channel.
Sunday 23 January 2022 07:39, UK
Nelly Korda carded a three-under 69 in challenging conditions to maintain a one-shot lead going into the final round of the LPGA Tour's Tournament of Champions.
Fighting through cold temperatures paired with wind and rain at the Lake Nona Golf and Country Club, the world No 1 mixed four birdies with a lone bogey to move to 13 under and bolster her hopes of a winning start to 2022.
Danielle Kang and Mexico's Gaby Lopez are both just a shot off the pace in tied-second, with Brooke Henderson within two of the lead after back-to-back 68s and US Women's Open champion Yuka Saso three back on 10 under.
"I think I played pretty solid," Korda said. "You know, I could have made some more putts, but in all, I'm really happy with how my round went. The conditions were tough. It was cold, rainy, and got a little windy, so in all, I'm very happy."
Boutier of France is four shots back of the lead after shooting a third-round 70. On her heels are South Korea's Inbee Park (70) and Korda's sister, Jessica Korda (72), who are tied-seventh on eight under.
England's Georgia Hall is tied-18th in the 29-player field after a three-over 75, with Mel Reid in a share of 23rd on four over alongside Solheim Cup teammate Madelene Sagstrom.
The celebrity competition features such notables as former NBA star Vince Carter, former NFL standout Larry Fitzgerald and entertainer Larry the Cable Guy. Former pro Annika Sorenstam leads that group with a three-day score of 104.
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