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Third-round leader quotes: Jeong Jang | Brandie Burton 
Virada Nirapathpongporn | Morgan Pressel

Third-round notes>>
Jang goes into final round with three-shot lead. 2005 Weetabix Women's British Open champion Jeong Jang (66-69-66=201) shot a low-round 6-under-par 66 to take a three-shot lead over Brandie Burton, Virada Nirapathpongporn and Nancy Scranton going into Sunday's final round at the LPGA Corning Classic. Jang took the lead on the eighth hole when she made her fourth birdie of the day to go to 13-under for the tournament. She never trailed increased her lead with birdies on holes 11, 13 and 14. Jang bogeyed her final hole of the day when she missed her first fairway of the day to finish the third round at 15-under-par 201.

Jang has led going into the final round two other times in her career, both coming in 2005. She last led going into the final round at the 2005 Office Depot Championship at Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles. She was tied with Karine Icher and eventual champion Hee-Won Han and they had a two-shot lead going into the final round. Jang went on to tie for sixth after a final-round 74. Jang also had a five-shot lead going into the final round at last year's Weetabix Women's British Open where became a Rolex First-Time Winner on the LPGA Tour with a four-shot victory.

Pressel records two eagles through five holes. After a solid second-round 8-under-par 64 on Friday, Morgan Pressel continued to move up the leaderboard with eagles on holes 2 and 5 to begin the third round on Saturday at the LPGA Corning Classic. Pressel used an 11-wood on the 446-yard, par 5, second hole to knock the ball just one and a half feet away from the hole to make the first eagle. Her second eagle came just three holes later on the 449-yard, par 5, fifth hole when she made a 40-foot putt that rolled right to left. Pressel finds herself tied for sixth place going into the final round and she is five shots off leader Jeong Jang at 10-under-par (74-64-68=206)

Rookie Lee also shoots low-round. LPGA Tour rookie Seon Hwa Lee tied leader Jeong Jang with a low-round 6-under-par 66 in the third round at the LPGA Corning Classic on Saturday. Lee, who currently leads the Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year race with 497 points, recorded a bogey free round with six birdies, including three straight on holes 10 through 13. Lee came into the third round tied for 42 nd at 2-under but used her round of 66 on Saturday to jump into a tie for 14 th at 8-under-par 208 for the tournament.

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., May 17, 2006 -- The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) today announced the addition of the $1.3 million Honda LPGA Thailand 2006 to the 2006 LPGA Tour schedule. The Honda LPGA Thailand 2006 will be played Oct. 20-22 at Amata Spring Country Club near Bangkok, marking the LPGA Tour's first visit to Thailand. The addition of the $1.3 million event brings total prize for the 2006 LPGA Tour to more than $50 million for the first-time in LPGA history. Players will now compete for $50.275 million.

"We are thrilled to be bringing the LPGA to Thailand for the inaugural Honda LPGA Thailand 2006," said LPGA Commissioner Carolyn F. Bivens. "LPGA players are the best golfers in the world and come from all corners of the globe. To be able to showcase their talents to the fans in Thailand as well as Thailand's rich culture to the global television audience is terrific. Combining these great players with Honda, a quality global corporation, Channel 7, the leading Thailand media company, and IMG's expertise, will create a wonderful event for fans, players, media and sponsors."

Speaking at the press conference in Thailand to announce Honda's title sponsorship, Mr. Hiroshi Toda, president, Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co., Ltd., representing the Honda Group of Companies in Thailand, said Honda was delighted to create this opportunity for Thai golf fans to witness the world's best women golfers in action. "The Honda LPGA Thailand 2006 tournament will receive global media coverage and put Thailand firmly on the world golfing map.

"The Honda Group of Companies in Thailand has been supporting LPGA Tour rookie Virada Nirapathpongporn since the start of her pro career and the Honda LPGA Thailand 2006 tournament will allow her to play in front of her home fans," said Toda.

The 54-hole event will feature a 60-player field and television coverage on Bangkok Broadcasting & TV, Co. (BBTV Channel 7) in Thailand; coverage in the United States will be announced in the future.

Ms. Surang Prempree, managing director of Bangkok Broadcasting & TV Co., Ltd. said, "Channel 7 hosts international events to promote our country, our culture and our people's warm character and skills to the world. Channel 7 has a long-term commitment of hosting major international sports and entertainment events. Thailand has hosted many major men's golf events over the years and Channel 7 feels it is the right time to introduce world-class women's golf to Thailand for a number of reasons. Firstly, we want to promote sport to all youth and we want to support Thailand's young sports women in addition to sports men. We feel the opportunity to host the LPGA Tour in Thailand will provide opportunities to our young up and coming golfers. We feel the experience will provide excellent training and support for our Thai golfers, so that they can go on to achieve their international golfing goals in future years and in so doing bring recognition to Thai golf and Thai people."

Host venue Amata Spring Country Club is a first-class golf facility located in Chonburi, and IMG Golf Course Management is the club and operations consultants. The private members' club opened in May 2005 and is designed by Schmidt-Curley Design.