Lydia Ko of New Zealand is tied for the lead at the Paris Olympics after a 4-under 68, aiming for her first gold medal to complete her Olympic collection and secure a spot in the LPGA Hall of Fame. She shares the top position with Morgane Metraux of Switzerland, who made a remarkable eagle on the final hole of the third round. Rose Zhang and Miyu Yamashita are close behind, both at 7-under, while defending champion Nelly Korda is five strokes off the lead. Ko, who has already won bronze and silver in previous Olympics, expressed that knowing she has other medals reduces pressure. The final round promises an exciting finish as all players contend with the challenging course conditions at Le Golf National. Mariajo Uribe of Colombia is also in the mix, marking her final tournament appearance, despite falling behind due to late bogeys.