Third round at women's British Open suspended due to wind


(Reuters) - The third round of the women's British Open at St Andrews was suspended on Saturday after winds of up to 38 miles per hour made the course unplayable.

Play was suspended soon after 1130 GMT (12.30 p.m. British time) after balls started moving on the greens, with the majority of players having started their third rounds but only nine having completed all 18 holes.

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