UPDATE: 11.30 am:
After a second course inspection and careful consideration, officials from Golf NSW, the LET and the WPGA Tour have made the decision to cancel the final round of the Australian Women’s Classic.

Player representatives inspected the course alongside the Bonville superintendent, and with no realistic chance of the course being prepared in a condition commensurate with the tournament ideals, the decision was academic.

Joint winners have been declared, with Nicole Broch Estrup of Denmark, Peiying Tsai of Chinese Taipei and Western Australian Jess Whitting declared champions for 2024.

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UPDATE: 10.00 am:
With significant water impacting the golf course rendering it unable to be played, a further update will occur before 12.00 pm as to the situation.

In the event of any resumption, players will be afforded two hours’ notice.

7.00 am:
Officials have delayed the start of the final round of The Australian Women’s Classic- Bonville, Presented by Pacific Bay Resort Studios.

Over 80mm of rain fell on Bonville overnight with significant areas of the course impacted.

With Daylight saving ending overnight, resulting in a shortened afternoon window to complete the round, officials will redraw the final round into a shotgun start, which will not begin before 10.00 am.

With more rain predicted, Golf NSW, LET and the WPGA Tour will re-assess the condition of the course at 11.00 am.