A field of 67 players will be pared to eight on the final day of stroke play Friday at the LPGA Tour’s T-Mobile Match Play in Las Vegas
Eight players boast under-par scores entering the third and final day of stroke play at the LPGA Tour T-Mobile Match Play event in Las Vegas. Windy conditions, particularly in the afternoon, at the Shadow Creek Golf Course on Friday wreaked havoc with scores. Rose Zhang had a two-shot lead with two holes to play Friday before dropping into a four-way tie for first at four-under-par. Carlota Ciganda, who shared the low round of the day on Friday with a five-under 67, shares the lead with Zhang, Angel Yin and Sei Young Kim. While 67 players survived the first cut on Thursday, only eight will advance to the weekend.
How to Watch T-Mobile Match Play, Group Stage, in LPGA Tour Golf Today:
Date: April 5, 2024
Time: 7 p.m. ET
TV: The Golf Channel
Live stream group stage play at the LPGA Tour T-Mobile Match Play on Fubo: Start your free trial today!
Defending champion Pajaree Anannarukarn just made the cut at nine-over-par — the highest cut line on the tour since the 2020 Women’s British Open. Minami Katsu and Leona Maguire are one shot off the pace while Jodi Ewart Shadoff and Yuka Saso share seventh place at one-under.
Four players enter Friday at even-par — Narin An, Brooke Henderson, Maja Stark and Stephanie Meadow. Nelly Korda, who came to Las Vegas off back-to-back wins the last two weeks, shot 73-73 the first two days and is at plus-two, three shots off the projected cut line.
The lone match-play event on the LPGA Tour calendar carries a $2 million purse with $300,000 for the winner along with 500 points in the Race to the CME Globe standings.
Regional restrictions may apply.
