For a second time this year, LPGA officials have dished out a two-stroke penalty for slow play. Only this one came at a major championship.

China’s Yan Liu received the penalty on the seventh hole (her 16th of the day) of the Amundi Evian Championship, resulting in a double bogey on the par 5. Liu, who was informed of the penalty while on the course, finished bogey/birdie on her last two holes to shoot 75. She ultimately finished the championship at 5 over, missing the cut by three.

Lui played alongside Andrea Lee and Mi Hyang Lee on Friday. Lee, who has been contending all week, noted in her post-round interview that the group was on the clock the last six holes.

“I felt a little bit rushed,” said Lee.

The LPGA has handed out four slow-play penalties since the new pace-of-play policy was put in place at the Ford Championship in March. Two of those were one-stroke penalties and two were two strokes.

In May, Rookie Chisato Iwai was assessed a two-stroke penalty on the eighth hole Friday of the Black Desert Championship in Utah and went on to miss the cut by two. 

In February, the tour released a new Pace of Play Policy that introduced a one-shot penalty.

This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Amundi Evian Championship 2025: Yan Liu assessed penalty for slow play