Ockie Strydom and Scott Jamieson share lead on 15 below after three rounds of the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek; South African Strydom equals Jamieson’s course file of 63; watch the ultimate spherical stay from 9am on Sunday on Sky Sports activities Golf
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Ockie Strydom’s course-record 63 featured only one bogey, on the sixteenth
Ockie Strydom matched Scott Jamieson’s course-record 63 to affix the Scot on the high of the leaderboard heading into the ultimate spherical of the Alfred Dunhill Championship.
Jamieson adopted Friday’s record-breaking effort at Leopard Creek with a two-under 70 to take a seat on 15 below alongside Strydom, who raised South African supporters’ hopes of one other house champion with a surge up the standings.
The 37-year-old is but to win on the DP World Tour however gave himself each likelihood as he eagled the second to set the tone for a 3rd spherical that includes eight birdies between the fourth and fifteenth.
However for a bogey on the brief sixteenth, Jamieson’s file would have stood for simply 24 hours however because it was, Strydom needed to accept equalling it as he completed with two pars.
Jamieson, the in a single day chief, steadied himself after an up-and-down entrance 9 that includes three bogeys and two birdies, coming house in 34 for a share of the lead, with the pair’s nearest challengers two pictures again on 13 below.
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That three-strong group is made up of South African pair Oliver Bekker and Dean Burmester, each of whom carded four-under 68s, and England’s Dale Whitnell, whose 66 featured two eagles – considered one of them holed from a greenside bunker on the driveable par-four eighth.
The event has had a house winner in seven of the previous 9 editions, and the record of candidates to make it eight in 10 additionally consists of Branden Grace and Dylan Frittelli, who’re three again on 12 below together with Adrian Otaegui of Spain, whose spherical of 65 was bettered solely by Strydom on the day.
English pair Nathan Kimsey and Eddie Pepperell started the day tied for second on 10 below however shot 74 and 73 respectively to drop off the tempo.
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