Fourth at -10, five strokes behind leader Inbee Park, the two French women are at the top of the leaderboard of the Women's Australian Open, before the last lap this Sunday.

Frenchwoman Perrine Delacour, in July 2019

Perrine Delacour returned the best card of the day (67), this Saturday at the Women's Australian Open. @LPGA

 

With a little imagination, one could almost hear the Marseillaise singing on the fairways of the Royal Adelaide, in the south-west of Australia. The best card of the day (67) was signed this Saturday by Perrine Delacour who, thanks to 7 birdies (for a bogey), dates back to the 4e place of the Women's Australian Open.

The native of Saint-Cloud joined his compatriot Céline Boutier, still as solid on southern lands with a single bogey in the last two laps and two consecutive birdies in 12 and 13.

To hope to dream even bigger, the two French women will have 5 shots to catch up on the South Korean Inbee Park, imperial still on the greens today, like this 13-meter putt for birdie entered at the last hole.

“I had similar putts yesterday that didn't come in, today they did, underlines the seven-time winner in major, who has not won on the LPGA circuit for almost two years. I will have a lot of pressure tomorrow, but it will be a fun day to live. I love the course and the atmosphere here. My caddy and my physio are Australian, I hope we will have the opportunity to have a nice party tomorrow. "

Frank Crudo

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