Meghan MacLaren Stays in the Search for the next Ladies European Tour title.

The Englishwoman mixed five birdies with two bogeys at a 69 in DLF Golf and Country Club in Gurugram, lifting her to next place and one straight from 54-hole pioneer Christine Wolf.
Wolf birdied her final two holes to shut out a blemish-free 67 and edge ahead of the chasing bunch, together with Australias Whitney Hillier, using Norways Marianne Skarpnord two stokes adrift at tied-third.
I am right there at the top of the leaderboard and that I can not whine too much, said MacLaren, that had been co-leader following an opening-round 67 prior to carding a one-over 73 on Friday. I played pretty solid and felt like I was somewhere in between the first and second rounds
Wolf took good advantage of this par-five fourth and posted back-to-back birdies from the 11th before picking up a shot in the 17th and birdieing the last – in which she found the water throughout the final round of last years championship to overlook success – to set the clubhouse target.
It took me a while [to get on the frustration ], Wolf said. I dont know how long exactly, but it just kept coming up. Not anymore, although it was largely at the onset of the year.
My caddie keeps speaking about it, therefore its kind of there, but Ive practised a lot, particularly these shots, and Ive been hitting on my wedges really well the last few days.
Norways Tonje Daffinrud sits in fifth spot before Thailands Trichat Cheenglab in sixth, whereas Emma Nilsson and Manon De Roey are tied to seventh and six off the speed.
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