AIG Women’s Open leaderboard: Round 3<\/p>\n
Position<\/p>\n
Player<\/p>\n
Country<\/p>\n
Score<\/p>\n
R1<\/p>\n
R2<\/p>\n
R3<\/p>\n
1<\/p>\n
Miyu Yamashita<\/p>\n
Japan<\/p>\n
-9<\/p>\n
68<\/p>\n
65<\/p>\n
74<\/p>\n
2<\/p>\n
A-Lim Kim<\/p>\n
South Korea<\/p>\n
-8<\/p>\n
70<\/p>\n
71<\/p>\n
67<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
Andrea Lee<\/p>\n
United States<\/p>\n
-7<\/p>\n
70<\/p>\n
72<\/p>\n
67<\/p>\n
T4<\/p>\n
Rio Takeda<\/p>\n
Japan<\/p>\n
-6<\/p>\n
67<\/p>\n
69<\/p>\n
74<\/p>\n
T4<\/p>\n
Charley Hull<\/p>\n
England<\/p>\n
-6<\/p>\n
73<\/p>\n
71<\/p>\n
66<\/p>\n
T4<\/p>\n
Megan Khang<\/p>\n
United States<\/p>\n
-6<\/p>\n
72<\/p>\n
70<\/p>\n
68<\/p>\n
T4<\/p>\n
Minami Katsu<\/p>\n
Japan<\/p>\n
-6<\/p>\n
71<\/p>\n
74<\/p>\n
65<\/p>\n
T8<\/p>\n
Chiara Tamburlini<\/p>\n
Switzerland<\/p>\n
-4<\/p>\n
71<\/p>\n
69<\/p>\n
72<\/p>\n
T8<\/p>\n
Wei Ling Hsu<\/p>\n
Taiwan<\/p>\n
-4<\/p>\n
71<\/p>\n
72<\/p>\n
69<\/p>\n
T8<\/p>\n
Georgia Hall<\/p>\n
England<\/p>\n
-4<\/p>\n
71<\/p>\n
73<\/p>\n
68<\/p>\n
T11<\/p>\n
Lottie Woad<\/p>\n
England<\/p>\n
-3<\/p>\n
72<\/p>\n
70<\/p>\n
71<\/p>\n
England’s Charley Hull says she hasn’t got anything to lose after setting up a glorious opportunity to claim her first major championship title at the AIG Women’s Open<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n Hull<\/a> made a big charge up the leaderboard on moving day at Royal Porthcawl.\u00a0<\/p>\n The 29-year-old Brit carded a six-under 66 to move to six-under par overall, three strokes adrift of 54-hole leader Miyu Yamashita.\u00a0<\/p>\n South Korea’s A Lim Kim and America’s Megan Khang are also breathing down the Japanese golfer’s neck.\u00a0<\/p>\n But all eyes will be on Hull on Sunday, who will be looking to win her first major title on her 61st attempt.\u00a0<\/p>\n Hull has had a number of close calls over the years but is yet to clinch one of golf’s biggest prizes.\u00a0<\/p>\n She told reporters she’s got ‘nothing to lose’ and is relishing the challenge.\u00a0<\/p>\n “I hit it in the bunker on the first and made a good up-and-down there,” she said of her round. \u00a0<\/p>\n “Then I just made birdies when I gave myself an opportunity to make a birdie, apart from the last hole.”<\/p>\n Hull has only shared the 54-hole lead in a major championship once but this doesn’t appear to bother her.\u00a0<\/p>\n “I just kind of enjoy chasing” she said. “I like it. It’s more fun that way.”<\/p>\n She added: “[I am] 100 per cent going for it tomorrow. I’ve got nothing to lose, have I?”<\/p>\n Hull’s round also included a wild tee shot on the fourth hole where she almost wiped out<\/a> Minjee Lee.\u00a0<\/p>\n Lee was preparing to hit her tee shot on the 15th hole when Hull’s golf ball landed just in front of her feet.\u00a0<\/p>\n “When I hit it I shouted fore right, but I said hope it’s on the tee box and it was so, it was all right. I like Minjee. I wouldn’t want to take her out.”<\/p>\n Elsewhere, former winner Georgia Hall and pre-tournament favourite Lottie Woad<\/a> are also in the chasing pack.\u00a0<\/p>\n Hall is on four-under whilst Woad is a further stroke back in a share for 11th.\u00a0<\/p>\n