Lydia Ko is tied for the lead at the Paris 2024 Olympics after shooting a 4-under 68, putting her in contention for her first Olympic gold medal, which would complete her medal collection and secure her induction into the LPGA Hall of Fame. Ko, who previously won silver in Rio and bronze in Tokyo, shares the lead with Switzerland's Morgane Metraux at 9-under 207. Inspired by quotes from Simone Biles' documentary, Ko is focused on writing her own narrative amidst strong competition, including American amateur Rose Zhang and defending Olympic champion Nelly Korda. The final round promises to be dynamic, with Ko emphasizing the importance of quality shots and embracing the Olympic experience. A gold medal would provide the final point needed for her LPGA Hall of Fame induction, a goal she acknowledges while keeping her focus on the game. The stage is set for an exciting conclusion at Le Golf National, with multiple contenders vying for the top spot.