"I felt pretty good out there" - Nelly Korda hopes to chase Chevron Championship leader Atthaya Thitikul for record-setting LPGA Tour wins

Nelly Korda has said that although she played well on the rain-affected third day of the Chevron Championship, she could have been a little aggressive.

The third round of the Chevron Championship was severely affected by the rain which resulted in early suspension of the play. As a result, 33 players including Korda, weren't able to complete their 18 holes of the day. Before the play was called off, Korda was at 3-under for the round after 11 holes. She is tied with Brooke Henderson at 10-under, one stroke behind Atthaya Thitikul.

During the post-round interview, Korda reflected on her day at the Carlton Woods.

"I had a bogey-free 3-under on the front nine. I had probably a three- or four-footer for par on the hole that I didn't finish, but overall I feel like I played pretty good," she said. "The greens are a little softer than maybe days prior, so I could be a little bit more aggressive, but overall I felt pretty good out there."

Nelly Korda is chasing her fifth title in as many starts on the LPGA Tour. She entered the Chevron Championship after winning the LPGA Drive On Championship, Fir Hills Seri Pak Championship, Ford Championship, and T-Mobile Match Play. If she wins this week, she will join Nancy Lopez and Annika Sorenstam to achieve a five-peat on the LPGA Tour.

While Nelly Korda is seeking her fifth straight title, Henderson was the highlight of the day as she shot a low 8-under and still had one hole to play. She made seven birdies, and one eagle before bogeying the par 4, 16th. The 36-hole joint leader Jin Hee was 1-under on Saturday after playing 11 holes and slipped to fourth when the play was suspended.

When will Nelly Korda resume playing at the Chevron Championship?

Nelly Korda and 32 other players who couldn't complete the Chevron Championship Round 3 on Saturday, will resume the play on Sunday, April 21, at 8 am ET. After the completion of the third round, the new pairing will be announced for the final round, which will begin at around 10:20 am ET.

Here are the players who couldn't complete their third round of the Chevron Championship on Saturday:

Nelly Korda: thru. 11 holes
Jin Hee Im: thru. 11 holes
Atthaya Thitikul: thru. 12 holes
Hae Ran Ryu: thru. 12 holes
Weiwei Zhang: thru. 12 holes
Maja Stark: thru. 12 holes
Lauren Coughlin: thru. 13 holes
Yealimi Noh: thru. 13 holes
Minami Katsu: thru. 13 holes
Andrea Lee: thru. 13 holes
Lottie Woad (a): thru. 13 holes
Auston Kim: thru. 14 holes
Anna Nordqvist: thru. 14 holes
Jodi Ewart Shadoff: thru. 14 holes
Lydia Ko: thru. 14 holes
Xiyu Lin: thru. 14 holes
Stephanie Kyriacou: thru. 14 holes
Carlota Ciganda: thru. 15 holes
Marina Alex: thru. 15 holes
Shinsil Bang: thru. 15 holes
Lindy Duncan: thru. 15 holes
Gemma Dryburgh: thru. 16 holes
A Lim Kim: thru. 16 holes
Isabella Fierro: thru. 16 holes
Brooke M. Henderson: thru. 17 holes
Nasa Hataoka: thru. 17 holes
Gabriela Ruffels: thru. 17 holes
Ally Ewing: thru. 17 holes
Peiyun Chien: thru. 17 holes
Amy Yang: thru. 17 holes
Ayaka Furue: thru. 17 holes
Hee Young Park: thru. 17 holes
Chanettee Wannasaen: thru. 17 holes