Lydia Ko's coach believes the former world number one has all the ingredients to challenge for her third major title at this week's Evian Championship in France

The Kiwi's best finish in a major this year has been a tie for 11th at the
British Open.

However after spending a week working with Ko following the Canadian Open,
Ted Oh says the signs are there for Ko to perform well at a course where she
won her first Major.



The tournament gets underway tomorrow night.

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