February 06-09
13th Beach GC, Geelong, Victoria, Australia
AU$1,600,000
Round 1, Round 2, Round 4

Australia's Min Woo Lee will take a three-shot lead into the final day of the ISPS Handa Vic Open after carding an impressive 68.

The 21-year-old completed a fine round in high winds at the Beach Course Club with a closing eagle to move to 15 under par for the tournament.

He holds a comfortable cushion over Marcus Fraser and Travis Smyth, who are tied for second.

French European Tour rookie Robin Sciot-Siegrist, who led after the second round, is five shots off the lead.

England's Matthew Jordan is one shot further back, while Northern Ireland's Jonathan Caldwell is in a tie for 38th, 10 shots off the pace.

"It was probably one of the best rounds I've ever played regardless of the score," Min Woo told the European Tour website as he bids to seal his maiden professional title on home soil.

"I've hit it pretty solid. There were a couple of shots that were bad but that happens in 50-kilometre winds so I'm pretty happy and should be proud of the way I played."

Min Woo's sister, Minjee, a two-time winner of the tournament, was five shots behind 54-hole leader Ayean Cho in the women's event.

A disappointing third round left Northern Ireland's Stephanie Meadow tied for eighth, six shots off the lead.