Miyu Yamashita dominates the CPKC Women’s Open, extending her lead to six strokes with a 5-under-par 65, reaching 19 under overall. Canadian teen Aphrodite Deng made waves by shooting the day's best round of 63, climbing to a tie for sixth at 10 under. With further competition from Gina Kim and Yuri Yoshida at 13 under, the tournament showcases emerging talent, particularly from Canada's young golfers. Defending champion Brooke Henderson aims to close the gap, sitting 12 strokes behind Yamashita.

By the Numbers
  • Miyu Yamashita's total score: 19 under par (5-under 65 in third round).
  • Aphrodite Deng's round score: 63, lowest of the day, now at 10 under.
  • Yamashita's first 36 holes: 14 under 126, a tournament record.
State of Play
  • Yamashita leads the tournament, aiming for her fourth LPGA win.
  • Deng, at just 16, highlights Canadian youth talent, tied for sixth.
  • Brooke Henderson, struggling with putts, ranks at 7 under but aims for a strong finish.
What's Next

The final round promises intense competition as players vie for top positions, with Yamashita the clear frontrunner. Expectations are high for Deng to maintain her momentum and for Henderson to capitalize on her experience, despite her trailing score.

Bottom Line

The CPKC Women’s Open is not just a showcase of seasoned talent like Yamashita and Henderson but also a spotlight on rising stars like Deng. The future of Canadian golf looks promising, with these young players making significant strides in competitive settings.