Haeran Ryu carding an 11-under 60 on Saturday gives her the lowest round in a major championship in LPGA history at the Amundi Evian Championship. Multiple outlets report that her performance places her at the top of the leaderboard heading into the final round, with the lead described as two or three shots depending on the source’s timing. BBC Sport also notes that England’s Lottie Woad slips off the top after Ryu’s 60. Yahoo Sports highlights that Ryu almost records a 59, and describes her as building toward a second women’s major title this season. Sky Sports frames the achievement as the lowest-ever major round for both men and women, not just the LPGA, while Fox News and Yahoo emphasize it as the lowest round in women’s major championship history under the LPGA’s tracking of 60s. Across the coverage, the key point is that Ryu’s round of 60 becomes a record-setting major performance at Evian, propelling her into contention for the title.