Robyn Choi fires six-under to challenge for Maybank Championship lead
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 1, 2026, 8:21 PM
Last updated Nov 1, 2026

Robyn Choi shot a six-under-par 66 at the Maybank Championship in Kuala Lumpur, tying for fourth place and trailing leader Miyu Yamashita by four shots. This marks Choi's best opportunity for her first LPGA win since turning professional, showing a remarkable return to form after only two top-10 finishes since 2019. Yamashita, the defending champion, leads at 18-under after a 5-under 67. The competition includes Yan Liu and Pauline Roussin-Bouchard tied for second after impressive rounds. The final round is set for Sunday, when Choi will aim to close the gap on Yamashita amid strong competition from several Japanese players who have dominated the season.
- •Choi is tied for fourth with an overall score of 14-under.
- •Yamashita leads the tournament, holding a two-shot advantage.
- •Yan Liu shot a 63 to tie for second place.
- •The final round will take place on Sunday.
- •Choi's six birdies demonstrate her aggressive play style.
- 8:21 PMYahoo Sports — Robyn Choi Surges Into LPGA Title Contention After Six-Under Saturday
"Robyn Choi shot 66 to tie for fourth at the Maybank Championship, trailing leader Miyu Yamashita by four shots with a chance for her first LPGA win.
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