HAERAN RYU SHOOTS 60 IN LOWEST MAJOR ROUND EVER

Haeran Ryu carded 60 at the Amundi Evian Championship on Saturday, establishing the lowest round in major championship history. Ryu was unaware she had a putt for a potential 59 until she calculated her score on the 18th green. The round propelled her into a three-shot lead heading into the final round of the tournament.

The previous lowest round recorded in a major championship stood higher than Ryu's 60. Ryu's score came at the Amundi Evian Championship, one of the five major championships in women's professional golf. Her performance across the round positioned her as the clear frontrunner for the title as play continued.

Ryu advances to Sunday's final round with a substantial advantage over her competitors. The 60 represents an extraordinary performance across 18 holes in major championship golf. Her lead of three shots entering the concluding round provides a significant buffer in pursuit of the title.