Condensed Final Round presented by SHI | 2026 The Standard Portland Classic

Again, Grant Boone, Morgan Pressel, looking at the overnight co-leader of a child you bond of Thailand at the 2nd Birdie this whole yesterday after having to leave for the first time heading into a weekend. Beauty here on two. Would put our Pachaya out in front, but how would Gino respond? Birdie at the 1st and then this second at the 3rd. Soft conditions on these greens make for an iron players paradise. Gino would make that one to get to 16 under within one and then big drive at the 4th. Here's her second absolutely aggressive play here off a very tight tee shot. Leaves just a short wedge. She would take full advantage and. Twin sister Aki, the champion last year here. This was chizzy earlier today at this par 4. Then depart by 5th her second fall way above her feet. Such a long fairway metal here. You've on had this to join her at 18 under. Intimidated by Gino's hot start. So you've owned and Titicum national three times before. Speaking of coming from behind, it was a 63 on Sunday three years ago right here from Shinetti, want to say it to win for the first time. She was a Monday qualifier there and she is playing well again. 18 under off they went to the par 4, six good approaches by both Gino 1st. And four birdies in a row. Absolute strength this week and she is proving it time and time again stepping up after Gino's birdie and rolling it in this final group the par 5 7th is where we find Gino on a run. Impressive start she needed to get off of. To put some pressure on Arpachaya, she has done just that. What has been impressive is Arpachaya has not succumbed. This is a 7 iron in her hand, just 172 left to the whole location. 163 to the front of the green. Well, right with her feet trying to draw something around. She's not really her typical shot. It's going to be her second eagle putt here of the front. Gian started on the other side of the golf course yesterday, shot 66 to move into contention where she is at the 8th. And again, you've got a a nine of all former number against a player from her country who hasn't won before, but you wouldn't know it. By the way, going to play matches the birdie there. That'll be for a third straight birdie. At the 9th, want to say I'm from off the green. Show she put on 40 years ago. Those kick ins. I love the little reaction there. Did that when she won here with a 63 on Sunday? Take you up to the 13th. This is so meanly. Three pieces off the left. We just had a 60 in a major championship last month. This is the Indian Championship by head on view. Give her some momentum. You see out in front of the leaders Selene Boutier. This is at the par 512 through 3rd. It's a dangerous place to be when you see a great player proven winner a little bit further back in the past. Teeing off ahead of leader Katsu at the 8th. Gian for a third straight birdie. The real best finish this season. Leaders at 20 under have birdie putts at 8 first. Gino. Amid six birdies. If that drops. You bone has a buddy from closer range. Sense of, you know, if you're the first to play and you make the shot and you hit a good one, that's probably a Schubert bidding for three straight birdies. Back to even for the day, but for a drift there today, you could kind of tell. I mean, it's early tea times. She won Gian second shot at the this week. Hardest hole each and every single day. It's just been a tough fairway to hit the first round leader Mario Galdiano from Hawaii played at UCLA. And a beauty at the 13th she has hung in. Really a part of the story in terms of winning, but that's going to get a little bit closer, quite a bit closer. Left, right breaking putt and just hung up on the high side. Never made that turn to the right. It was good stroke strokes this week. It has been. I've been very impressed. Celine Boutier 13th this tee shot. Anybody who hits a little drop just like Celine come within just a few feet so that and not able to get ahead of themselves. This was bunched up and we began not at the Japan Birdie on this whole walks that went in. Love this place. She has a couple of. Let's get you up to the 13th. Good tee shot. Really good tee shot from Celine Boutier. This or her 7th birdie of the day. Flushed it had Somi Lee at the 14th where she made an equal. Pretty decent opportunity for Birdie outside 20 feet left to right breaker. After the tough start. And she's got to keep reminding herself, hey, I'm here in this position. I've worked hard to get here. I look pretty smooth. That just never moved to the right either. I'm over reading these as is bugon. But at 8-9 you like the stroke, though, right overall? OK, but something to think about. Two of them missed the left, so I always look for trends that way. Player tends to start missing on one side. Bogey at the 9th for Geno. If that goes quite a sloppy first putt, aggressive when she didn't need to be. Usually that shows a sign of confidence, but. Somi Lee is 5 under par today. She plays the 15th. And the good chance missed green and regulation pitch to this point. This to stay bogey free saying. She does OK type for 3rd. She's one of the few. Came back at the shop right from four back on Sunday. This is the rookie from Thailand by way of the University of Oregon. So it Chaya we need Chantel. 11th place finished the J Meagle. LA championship and a good showing a chance for a better finish here. Gina were rookies back in 2022, not in the 13 top tens very steady. Somi Lee for another birdie. Saw 24th in the race to the CME Globe. Just keeps getting a call from Angela Sanford. Congratulations, you're on your way to the first Solheim Cup team. Rose Zang hopes that she's on that team as well. This is it's quite a 13 down the slope. It's been incredible to watch Rose play through this back pain. Yeah, we saw yesterday. She really struggled with her back. You see, she's 102 in the race to the CME Globe. Had to par 510 third shot for you both. Going to try to hit this sandwich in tight did not like contact. Very much she knows it wasn't maybe her best strike, but a great result. She'll have that for birdie up at the 15th. Boutier back to back missed greens and she's come back to Earth a little. She'll have this for par. Yeah, this is just a little sandwich back into a slight breeze hurting. Not pleased with that at all. This is the player running away rookie of the year standings. Erica Hara, Japan. And for the lead, Gino Tittigan for the moment, her fifth Eagle of the season. First of the week and she's got the lead outright for the third time. The previous two occasions you bunch match her, but what a putt from Gino and what a comeback. You can't match her here. Only putting for birdie, but this is outrageous. 14th is Padre Ananarukon. Yesterday fell back in the pack, so which I am we Chinatown. Headed toward her best finish of her rookie season. She's 600 far without a boated chance to shoot 65. Historic, perhaps. Instead, just really, really good. Shouldn't he want to say it at 13? This season. Chizzy EY at the 18th. OK, shot 64 on Sunday. To make a charge on her twin sister, Aki Aki wound up winning it. To close out what is going to be her best week rookie season switch, Aya Winnie Chaitam. She will. Tap that in for a 66 at the moment she's tied for 7th. And she is projected to move inside the top 100 in the race for card. Keeping your card could come down to whether or not you even ties for. A solo spot. Karn saves her par at 15. It has been a fabulous performance for Rose saying this for another birdie. Not sure she's going to play Canada after all. At the 16th. Rose saying. It's just tough to get it close to on that back, right? It's good to see you're not reaching for her back. This is the 17th and Celine Boutier long putt for par. Kiddo can remember is in that greenside bunker in two, so perhaps a chance for Geno to expand her lead. This is wanna say and for birdie at 14. 19 under. It's a golf course that appeals to everybody. This is sandwich does not need to hit it fully. Knows it's firm up top where this hole is located, but got some good spin on that one. Well done. And bailed on that putt. Maybe it did snap more. Hard to tell that wasn't the greatest stroke. I don't think totally committed K to how much exactly that was going to break away from her. 10 feet right is perfect here. It's like this is close to where it's heading. This is a putt to tie the lead for Shinetti want to say and at 15. Wow. Three in a row. Her 8th of the day. In the penultimate group now in on. Long birdie putt at the 14th. A second and a third here in her young LPGA career. Tie player excelling. World Geno who is at the 14th and getting ready clipping it all the way down to the shaft is 48 degree wedge Schubert on the green. OK, is there been any conversation in this group amongst these two? Not really a ton of break here. In pursuit of a third win this year. At the 17th, couple of holes ahead of the leader Gino Tittagoon at Shinetti, want to say 135 left wind really starting to pick up downwind right now. For what would be her 9th birdie of the day in this time, Julia. Close and have a good birdie chance. Holes located on the middle tier of this three tier green. Should get a little closer if it takes the slope. Trying to do what Shinetti did and Gino. Nice level lie. That looked like a good aggressive swing, a little right of the hole. Trying to use that slope to bring it down. One of our best swings in awhile, most committed and really needed it. Leaves herself a really good chance. Gets to 20 under will see what Gino does. OK, yeah, part of a champion. She's been in this position so many times. The big par save at 16 and now this to take the lead at 17. And now Sophia Schubert tied for 4th K. Big swings coming up here for Sophia. With a wedge in her hand, she should be able to get this in three now Schubert for birdie. All three, yeah. And that breaks to get to 21 under and join Shinetti want to say it. And here. 6 at the standard Portland Classic.