Evian Championship Leaderboard: Jeeno Thitikul Holds Narrow Lead

LEFT IT IN THE JAWS

Woad hits a lovely putt up the slope and it’s tracking towards the hole, only to come up a couple of inches short. Tough.

At the 13th, Thitikul pushes a sliding left-to-right effort holewards but it clips the right edge and stays above ground.

BIRDIE CHANCES EVERYWHERE

At the 16th, Woad, Jutanugarn and Yamashita all find the putting surface and have chances to make gains. Meanwhile, so does Thitikul at the 13th. Woad slightly pulled her tee shot, though, so she will go first from the longest range. Her and Thitikul both have around 15-20 feet.

WOAD BACK INTO A SHARE

Following a superb approach into the par-5 15th, Woad leaves herself with a six-foot putt to reach 13-under. She nonchalantly rolls in the right-to-left putt and – following a bogey at the 14th – returns to the top alongside Thitikul. The English amateur is seven-under for her round, by the way.

Next, the friendly par-3 16th.

YIN IS CLUBHOUSE LEADER

Wow, what a finale from Angel Yin! The American eagles the par-5 last to reach 12-under after carding a final-round 63. Yin is now just one stroke behind Thitikul, who makes par at the 12th.

Meanwhile, Lottie Woad has a birdie putt to return into a share at the 15th…

WELCOME

Hello and welcome to Golf Monthly’s coverage of what should be a thrilling end to the 2025 Amundi Evian Championship.

There are eight players within three strokes of the lead heading into the final six holes, and Lottie Woad’s stunning six-under round so far proves that there are plenty of birdies to be found at Evian Resort Golf Club.

Jeeno Thitikul currently leads the way by just one stroke, but the pack is bunching behind her and one little slip up could prove costly.

Thanks for tuning in as we bring you all of the key updates until a champion is crowned.