As play hots up in the final day of the PIF Saudi Ladies International the talk of the range is the record-breaking $5 million prize fund up for grabs

Yin, who won three times last season on the LPGA, skipped the first two events of the 2025 LPGA season and makes her Saudi debut this week. Though she's the highest-ranked player in the field this week, Yin offered a different take on pressure in a pre-tournament press conference.

Aditi Ashok was the only Indian to clear the cut in the PIF Saudi Ladies International, finishing T-33. Thailand's Jeeno Thitikul leads at 13-under-par, while England’s Annabel Fuller and Korea’s Somi Lee follow closely.

Aditi Ashok and Pranavi Urs, making their first appearance on the Ladies European Tour, got off to decent starts at PIF Saudi Ladies International. Aditi, who opened her season on the LPGA, shot 3-under 69 while Pranavi playing her first event of the new year,

PIF Saudi Ladies International purse is set for $5 million, with the winner's share coming in at $750,000 -- the standard 15 percent payout according to the LPGA Tour's prize money distribution chart.

Women's World No.3 ranked golfer Ruoning Yin says that Saudi desert conditions are 'like home', giving her confidence going into PIF Saudi Ladies International tournament debut.