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Nelly Korda is locked in for a historic moment at the U.S. Women’s Open, tied for the lead after an electrifying six-under 67 that’s her second straight round in the 60s. The world No. 1, fresh off her Chevron Championship win, now shares the top spot with Sei Young Kim at 207, and with seven players within two shots, Sunday’s final round is shaping up to be a thriller. Korda’s momentum surged Friday with a tournament-low round, then carried through Saturday with clutch birdies—including a chip-in on 3 and a 18-footer on 6—and three straight birdies to close. For the first time ever at this Open, she’s posted back-to-back 60s, and with her mental game sharpened and her focus on playing “free and happy,” she’s aiming for her first U.S. Open title—and possibly her second major in a row.
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