Tokyo Olympics golf | Korda holds gold medal position as play suspended; India’s Aditi Ashok tied for third
The Hindu
The play was suspended due to a risk of lightning
Play was suspended due to a risk of lightning at 12:26 p.m., with American world number one Nelly Korda leading on 17-under par, a shot ahead of Japan's Mone Inami, with and Lydia Ko of New Zealand tied for third a stroke further back. If the final round cannot be completed, then the 54-hole leader, Korda, will be declared the winner of the gold medal. Ashok is tied for third on 14-under with Dane Emily Kristene Pedersen at Kasumigaseki Country Club.
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