Young Anna Huang has taken command at the PIF London Championship, building a commanding lead with a stunning Saturday round that's sure to make everyone envious. At the Centurion Club, the 17-year-old dominated proceedings with a flawless 65 and now heads into the final round with a hefty three-shot advantage over England's Charley Hull.
Huang's third-day performance was nothing short of spectacular. With six birdies and an eagle on the 18th hole – and for the third consecutive day! – she cemented her place at the top and now stands at an incredible 19-under-par. She has led the field since the first tee shot. Charley Hull, a five-time LET winner and currently World No. 6, also delivered a strong 67 but couldn't quite match the teenager's charge and is at 16-under. This promises a final showdown of the highest caliber.
The Battle for the Crown
If Huang maintains this run, she will make history: She would be the youngest player to claim four LET titles. That's a strong statement to the established competition on the Ladies European Tour, which boasts a $2 million prize purse.
Who Else Is In Contention?
Even though all eyes are on the duel between Huang and Hull, Áine Donegan shouldn't be overlooked. The Irishwoman fought her way up with a strong 69 and a late surge of four consecutive birdies to 11-under-par and currently sits in third place. But on Sunday, August 9, 2026, all eyes at the Centurion Club will be on one question: Will young Huang's nerves of steel hold, or will experienced Hull snatch the victory?
