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Vancouver (AFP) - Lydia Ko refused to let a late bogey ruin her round as the teenage phenom fired a three-under 69 to take a share of the 54-hole lead at the Canadian Women's Open.
The New Zealander was the frontrunner for most of the third round on Saturday and could have had sole possession of the lead heading into Sunday's final round, but a bobble at 18 snapped her string of 46 holes without a bogey.