The South African leads Chun In-gee and Hinako Shibuno while Lindsey Garden, one of the first women to be afforded Muirfield membership, played as a marker alongside Lydia Hall
Just when a glimmer of hope had been provided to the field, Ashleigh Buhai slammed the door shut in the style of a champion.
“You can never be comfortable in a major, whether you are leading or not. They say big leads are often more difficult. I’ve just got to keep doing what I’ve been doing.” Buhai revealed she was sent a message of encouragement by Gary Player, her compatriot who won the 1959 Open at Muirfield. Buhai’s third round of 64 was without a bogey until she left a putt short on the final green. She reached the turn in just 31, having collected four shots in a row from the 4th. Hinako Shibuno, who shot 66, and Chun In-gee, who made a 70, are joint second. Inbee Park, seeking an eighth major win, is alongside Madelene Sagström at seven under.
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