Yang takes control
South Korea's Amy Yang took control of the Ladies German Open and opened up a five-shot lead after a superb course-record 63 in the third round.
The 18-year-old produced an eagle and nine birdies to secure her lowest round since turning professional in 2006.
England's Lora Fairclough led overnight but dropped to joint fourth after a 72, while Wales' Becky Brewerton is tied for second after a 68.
Frustration for Wie
Michelle Wie struggled to remain in contention during the third round of the Ladies German Open in Munich.
Wie's round of 70 saw her finish the day on nine under par in a share of seventh position with four others.
Wie said: "It was very frustrating and I couldn't get anything going. I hit a couple of irons longer than I thought. I just feel like I left a lot out there and am not playing up to my potential."
Ladies German Open
| Third-round leaderboard | | | |
| Golfpark Gut Hausern, par 72 | | | |
| -16 | A Yang | Kor | 63 |
| -11 | A-L Caudal | Fra | 67 |
| -11 | B Brewerton | Wal | 68 |
| -10 | J Mills | Aus | 66 |
| -10 | L Stahle | Swe | 69 |
| -10 | L Fairclough | Eng | 72 |
| Selected others | | | |
| -9 | M Wie | USA | 70 |
| -7 | R Hudson | Eng | 70 |
| -5 | K Imrie | Sco | 74 |
Gustafson surges aheadSophie Gustafson signed for one of the lowest scores of the day to take a convincing lead of the Ginn Tribute.
Gustafson carded a five-under-par 67 to improve to 18-under for the tournament and open up a six-stroke advantage heading into the final round.
Overnight leader Karrie Webb struggled to a one-over 73 in the third round and is now tied for second with Na Yeon Choi (68) on 12-under.
Ginn Tribute | Third-round leaderboard | | | |
| MT Pleasant, Par 72 | | | |
| -18 | S Gustafson | Swe | 18 |
| -12 | NY Choi | Kor | 18 |
| -12 | K Webb | Aus | 18 |
| -11 | J Park | USA | 18 |
| -10 | S-H Kim | Kor | 18 |
| Selected others | | | |
| -7 | K Stupples | Eng | 18 |
| -3 | A Sorenstam | Swe | 18 |
| -1 | C Matthew | Sco | 18 |
| -1 | M McKay | Sco | 18 |