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A winner will be crowned at Sahalee Country Club on Sunday as the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship comes to a close.
Amy Yang opens the final round with a two-stroke lead.
Follow along throughout the final round for live updates, highlights and more.
KPMG Women’s PGA Championship
Sahalee Country Club | Sammamish
Streaming: 9 a.m.-noon streaming on Peaco*ck | TV: Noon-4 p.m. on NBC
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3:58 pm
And there's your Women's PGA Championship winner
Your 2024 KPMG Women’s PGA Champion, Amy Yang!#KPMGWomensPGA pic.twitter.com/pqicXP2nMC
— KPMG Women's PGA Championship (@KPMGWomensPGA) June 23, 2024
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3:43 pm
First-round leader ends with birdie
One last birdie in a KPMG Women's PGA Championship for @Lexi 👏 pic.twitter.com/RXpZOB4kkp
— KPMG Women's PGA Championship (@KPMGWomensPGA) June 23, 2024
2:31 pm
Yang back to five up
— KPMG Women's PGA Championship (@KPMGWomensPGA) June 23, 2024Amy Yang on lucky No. 13 🎯
She is in the ZONE with five holes left. Watch LIVE on NBC!#KPMGWomensPGA pic.twitter.com/6psE9P3ufL
1:56 pm
Leaders make the turn
Our leaders make the turn! What are your predictions for Championship Saturday at Sahalee? ⛳️#KPMGWomensPGA pic.twitter.com/vBU6yZ4CPj
— KPMG Women's PGA Championship (@KPMGWomensPGA) June 23, 2024
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1:10 pm
Yang takes control on hole No. 8
Amy Yang just made a birdie on the hardest hole on the course while her two nearest pursuers both made double bogey and suddenly her lead is up to five shots. Hard to see her lose at this point, but you never know.
— Scott Hanson (@shansonSeaTimes) June 23, 2024
12:04 pm
Yang makes big chip in
Amy Yang chips in from 67 feet for a birdie on the par-3 fifth, keeping her lead at one after Lauren Hartlage also birdies the hole with a 44-foot putt from off the green.
— Scott Hanson (@shansonSeaTimes) June 23, 2024
— KPMG Women's PGA Championship (@KPMGWomensPGA) June 23, 2024Amy Yang's short game >>>
Watch LIVE on NBC!#KPMGWomensPGA pic.twitter.com/FRhfkEBdgs
11:36 am
Catch up on coverage as you settle in for Day 4
Here's Saturday's story on Amy Yang taking the lead: read more.
Caroline Inglis put herself in contention: read more.
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11:31 am
Matt Calkins weighs in on Sahalee
Sahalee made the No. 1 player in the world look like an 8 handicap playing a drunken best ball. After finishing her round one stroke off the lead Thursday, Nelly Korda carded a 10-over 81 Friday to miss the cut by a shot. Her scorecard sported eight bogeys and a double to go with a merciful birdie on 18.
More from columnist Matt Calkins: read more.
11:26 am
And then the lead fell to one
Amy Yang makes a bogey on the third hole, dropping her lead to one shot. Watch out for Lilian Vu, ranked No. 2 in the world and coming off a win last week. She is tied for fourth, four shots behind.
— Scott Hanson (@shansonSeaTimes) June 23, 2024
11:09 am
Two make up shot on Yang
Amy Yang missed an 8-foot birdie putt on the second hole and her playing partners, Lauren Hartlage and Miyu Yamash*ta birdie the par-5, to each pull two shots from Yang's lead.
— Scott Hanson (@shansonSeaTimes) June 23, 2024
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10:45 am
Amy Yang wastes no time extending lead
Amy Yang got off to a great start, making a birdie on the first hole after a great drive and hitting her approach shot to a couple of feet from the pin. She extends her lead to three shots at the @KPMGWomensPGA
— Scott Hanson (@shansonSeaTimes) June 23, 2024
10:40 am
Gonzaga representing at Sahalee
The shot of the day so far in the final round of the @KPMGWomensPGA came from Bianca Pagdanganan who holed out for eagle on the par-5 second hole at @SahaleeGolfClub. She played two seasons across the state at Gonzaga.
— Scott Hanson (@shansonSeaTimes) June 23, 2024
2:43 pm, Jun. 21, 2024
How to watch KPMG Women's PGA Championship final round on Sunday
Local golf fans unable to attend the final round of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship in person at Sahalee Country Club on Sunday have streaming and TV options available to them.
Streaming will start at 9 a.m. until noon on Peaco*ck, which can be purchased for $5.99 a month. Coverage will then be carried from noon to the conclusion of the tournament around 4 p.m. on NBC.
Seattle Times sports staff
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