Hataoka and Yang Tied for Lead in LPGA Finale

With $2 Million Prize on the Line, Final Round Promises High-Stakes Competition

Nasa Hataoka and Amy Yang are tied for the lead in the CME Group Tour Championship with 18 holes left and $2 million on the line.
Both players are at 21-under 195, within two shots of the tournament record.
Alison Lee, who came into the LPGA finale with a Ladies European Tour win and two runner-up finishes on the LPGA Tour, is three shots behind.
Yang will be trying to win in America for the first time, while Hataoka has six LPGA titles, all within the last five years.
The 60 players who qualified for the final event of the LPGA Tour only have to win at Tiburon Golf Club to claim the $2 million prize, matching the richest in women’s golf equal to the U.S. Women’s Open.