Park with two shot lead

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Inbee Park will start Sunday with a two shot lead at -14.

The South Korean will be looking for her first victory in almost four years when the first-ever
Manulife Financial LPGA Classic wraps up at Grey Silo in Waterloo.

“I played par 5’s really good today…that helped me a lot.” said Park after finishing her third round on Saturday.

Park won the 2008 U.S. Women’s Open.

Texan Brittany Lang had a strong finish and goes into championship Sunday -12. Lang put up an eagle on 18 and birdies at 16 and 17.

“I am going to focus to get off to a hot start…If you shoot even one or two under on that front side you can really shoot a low number on the back and get some good momentum.” said Lang, who is still searching for her first LPGA Tour win.

Hee Kyung Seo is also -12 and Anna Nordqvist is -10.

Park, Lang and Seo will be the last group to tee off at 12:45pm on Sunday.

Quebec’s Maude-Aimee Leblanc is the top Canadian at -4, who says overall it was a good round.

“A lot of birdie opportunities out there…have to take advantage.” said Leblanc.

 
Almost 80 players made the cut, here are some of the big names who didn’t:

 -Ai Miyazato of Japan, +7 (6th in Rolex Rankings)

 -Spain’s Azahara Munoz who finished +2 (18th in Rolex Rankings)

 -American Gerina Piller, +3 (138th in Rolex Rankings)

 -American Ryann O’Toole finished +3 (129th in Rolex Rankings)

blair.adams@570news.rogers.com

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