Why was LPGA Maybank Championship, Round 4 suspended? Reasons explored

The Maybank Championship is taking place at the Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club West Course, and the final round was initially suspended on Sunday due to dangerous weather at 12:59 pm. However, the inclement weather has subsided, and the play resumed at 2:01 pm.After the third round, Hannah Green was tied with Miyu Yamashita, and both were leading the Maybank Championship. Green fired 66 in the opening round of the tournament with four birdies on the front nine and three birdies on the back nine. The second and third rounds saw 69 and 67 with three birdies and eight birdies, respectively.Yamashita scored 66 in the opening round of the tournament with three birdies on the front nine and five birdies on the back nine. She shot 70 in the second round of the Maybank Championship with one birdie on the front nine and four birdies on the back nine. In the third round, she fired 69 with two birdies on the front nine and two birdies on the back nine.Last year, the Maybank Championship was won by Yin Ruoning, who finished with 23 under. This year, the defending champion came back to claim her title. In 2024, Jeeno Thitikul finished in second place and Ryu Hae-ran landed in third place.What did Hannah Green say after the Maybank Championship third round?Hannah Green joined the press conference at the Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club West Course to share her playing experience in the third round of the Maybank Championship. She added that she was in a good position for the next day. Her words were ( via ASAP Sports):“Was 1-under through 2 and then 1-over through 3, so was kind of a very up and down start. But the putter was really hot. I think I had six or seven one-putts in a row for par and for birdie, so that was really nice. And obviously kept the momentum going and played solid on the back nine until the last. Obviously wasn't meaning to (indiscernible) the shot in the last. And then I had kind of a tough chip shot. It was a actually a lot more bare than I thought and I hadn't really chipped in a long time. So annoying to finish with a bogey, but still in a good position for tomorrow.”She continued, “it's hard not to know what is happening with the scores. I did see the shot behind me from the group and someone hit it to like three feet, so feeling like I maybe lost four shots on one hole was kind of annoying. Again, to bounce back on the next hole and make a birdie, that was really the momentum that I used for the rest of the round.”Green’s last LPGA tournament was the BMW Ladies Championship, where she finished at T5 with a total score of 17 under.