Korean golfer Mi Hyang Lee believes her birdie on the 9th hole was the turning point that allowed her to claim the outright lead at the Evian Championship.

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SOUNDBITE: Mi Hyang Lee, 10-under

"Actually first hole and the second hole I just made bogey. So I wanted to try and keep patient and keep back to my golf. I think hole number nine I made birdie and that was a little turning point for me. So the back nine was more concentration and more confident so I think I can make a lot of birdies and finish 1-under par today."

SOUNDBITE: Morgan Pressel, 8-under

"Definitely was a tough last few holes that we played out there. Unfortunately I definitely messed up that last hole, but still a really good position going into tomorrow. Two back, a lot of golf left to play and I think the course will play a lot differently tomorrow."

SOUNDBITE: Lydia Ko, 8-under

"I just need to focus on my game. For me to come up on the top of the leader board it means I need to make a lot of birdies. I am still a couple of shots behind. I don't know what the leaderboard will finish like, but I've just got to focus on my game. Maybe kind of think back to two years ago when I was playing alongside Suzann (Pettersen) and just take it one shot at a time. Just hit good shots and give myself good opportunities."