AIG Women's Open Live Final Round Leaderboard: Charley Hull in contention for first major at Royal Porthcawl

Woad -3 (12)

Woad rolls in a 15 footer for a third birdie of the round on the 12th. 

She moves into T10.

Too far back to win now but a solid week for the English superstar.

Kim -6 (7)

Kim misses her par putt from six feet.

She's back into the pack on 6-under par.

Looking like a shootout now between Yamashita and Hull heading into the back nine.

Hsu -6 (9)

Hsu makes birdie from 20 feet on the par-5 9th to move into the group on 6-under par.

Four back. 

Hull -8 (6)

Hull two-putts for birdie on the par-5 6th.

She's now in solo second and just two shots back.

Looks confident. 

Every chance here. 

Yamashita -10 (5)

The lead remains three but it should have been four.

Yamashita missed a four footer for birdie on the par-3 5th.

Golden chance missed.

Ko +3 (F)

Defending champ Lydia Ko finishes the week with a 75 to end up on 3-over par.

Martin Sampedro -4 (F)

Spain's Paula Martin Sampedro wins the Smyth Salver for low amateur at the 2025 AIG Women's Open.

She rolls in a birdie on the par-5 18th to come home in 30 shots and card a 68, which is the low round of Sunday. 

An outstanding round of golf and she will be rewarded with silverware later today. 

Martin Sampedro won the Smyth Salver by a whopping 13 shots with her compatriot Carla Bernat Escuder on 9-over par.

Katsu -5 (4)

Katsu clattered her tee shot into a spectator and she was then forced to chip out into the fairway.

She missed the green with her approach shot but then incredibly chipped in for par. 

Katsu remains 5-under par and four shots off the pace.

Woad -2 (8)

Woad sends a dart into the par-3 8th and then rolls in the six footer, just, for birdie.

She's back to 2-under.

Too far back you'd think to win the AIG Women's Open but it's going to be another brilliant week for the English superstar, who is just 21 years old. 

Hull -6 (3)

Three pars to start for Hull, who is now in solo third as those around her have made bogeys. 

She's just ripped it down the short par-4 4th. 

Birdie chance upcoming. 

Martin Sampedro -3 (16)

The low amateur elect is going on a tear up on Sunday.

The Spaniard has just rolled in five birdies in a row to move to 3-under par.

She won't be winning the AIG Women's Open but she will be taking home the Smyth Salver for low amateur this week.

Martin Sampedro is 12 shots ahead of the next amateur. 

A star in the making. 

A. Lee -6 (1)

Lee comes up short with her approach shot and she then misses a 10 footer for par.

She's back in the chasing pack at 6-under par in a tie for third now. 

SY Kim -6 (9)

Kim goes out in an impressive 32 shots to move to 6-under par.

Every chance of setting a clubhouse target and who knows what could happen.

The sun is now out though and conditions are expected to ease a tad.

The leaders have got a big break with the weather it seems. 

Hull -6 (1)

Hull found the greenside bunker with her approach shot but she splashed past the hole to six feet and then buried the par save.

A par at 1 is a great score today, so it's a solid start for Hull, who carries the home hopes of a British win today.

Hull -6 (1*)

Charley Hull was just welcomed onto the 1st tee box to the biggest cheers and applause of the day.

The popular Brit did not let her most ardent fans down either as she smashed her drive down the fairway. 

Hull starts the final round three shots behind Yamashita as both players go in pursuit of their first major title. 

SY Kim -5 (7)

Sei Young Kim is making the biggest move of the final round at the moment.

She's just made three birdies in a row from the 5th to move to 3-under for the round and to 5-under for the tournament.

Just four back and in solo eighth place as it stands. 

Woad -1 (2)

It's another bogey out the gate for Woad, who drops back to 1-under par.

Eight back now.