Cameron Smith carded a 69 on Saturday to take a three-shot lead at 11-under in the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship.
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“I’d like to be six or seven ahead, to be honest, but it’s a good spot to be in,” said the Australian.
“I can’t complain. Everything’s feeling really good, so feeling really confident and really looking forward to tomorrow.”
Smith is aiming for a third win after winning the event in 2017 and 2018.
“Like I said at the start of the week, I wouldn’t complain with another one of these.
“My big thing down here was to have a really big crack at the Aussie Open. I haven’t won one of those yet and I think that would be a really good end to a really good year. I’ll be trying my best tomorrow still.”
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China‘s Yan Wei Liu (70) and Japan‘s Masahiro Kawamura (71) are tied in second place at 8-under.
They are followed by a quartet of Australians in fourth place at 7-under, among them Min Woo Lee (68) and Jason Scrivener (74).
