World number one Nelly Korda and South Korea’s Sei‑Young Kim are tied for the lead at six under par after the third round of the US Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club.. Charley Hull’s spectacular 65 places her three shots behind, and former leadr Jennifer Kupcho sits just one stroke off the top as the tournament heads into its decisive day.

Korda and Kim Tie at Six Under After Third Round

Nelly Korda posted a four‑under‑par 67, sinking three of her five birdies on the final three holes to climb to six under. According to the source, she recovered from a first‑round 73 with two consecutive 67s, showing resilience that could pay off in the final round.. Sei‑Young Kim matched Korda’s total with a 68 that featured five birdies and two bogeys, joining the leaderboard.

Charley Hull's 65 Narrows the Gap to Three Strokes

England’s Charley Hull delivered the day’s best score, a seven‑birdie 65 with only one bogey, moving her to five under and three shots off the lead. Hull told reporters, “I kind of like chasing… I can be free and just play golf how I want to play golf,” highlighting a relaxed mindset that may prove decisive. Her round was the low‑score of Saturday, according to the report.

Jennifer Kupcho Holds Within One Shot of Lead

First‑round leader Jennifer Kupcho posted a 69 in the third round, leaving her at five under and just one stroke behind the co‑leaders. The source notes that In‑Gee Chun also sits at five under after a matching 69, setting up a tightly packed leaderboard for Sunday’s final round.

Remaining Questions : Will Korda Convert Lead into First US Open Title?

The tournament’s outcome hinges on whether Korda can translate her steady play into a maiden US Women’s Open victory in her twelfth attempt. As she said, “I play my best golf when I’m happy, free… that’s the attitude I’m going to have tomorrow.” The field also wonders if Hull’s aggressive birdie‑mkaing will sustain under Sunday’s pressure, and whether Kim can maintain her momentum after a solid 68.

According to the source, the US Women’s Open is the second of five majors on the women’s tour, adding extra weight to the performances as players vie for major glory.