On the 18th, she pulled her approach into a patch of crushed coral to a short-sided pin. She didn't catch enough of the golf ball and left it in the sandy area, then caught all ball and sent it 25 feet past the pin on the collar. Two putts from there led to bogey.

LPGA rookie, daughter of chicken farmers, wins first event. There's still 18 holes to go, but that would be one heck of a headline for Jenny Bae.

Jenny Bae was unable to make the most of a strong start to the third round of the LPGA Riviera Maya Open but held on to a one-stroke lead heading into Sunday's final round."I was definitely a little nervous and tense heading into the third round,