Scotland’s David Law fired three birdies and an eagle in his final five holes to close with a flawless 64 and a share of the lead at 11-under.
Five under in his final five holes 😲@DavidLawGolf takes a share of the lead.#RakGolfChamps pic.twitter.com/8l7U6MQOgF
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“I just stayed patient. I played good stuff the first 12 holes and didn’t hole too much.
“The last six holes I putted really well, which made a big difference.”
Tied alongside him at the top are Poland’s Adrian Meronk (65, bogey-free) and Denmark’s Rasmus Højgaard (67).
“A lot of solid shots, great putts,” said Meronk.
“It was quite calm in the morning so you could aim at the pins and go quite aggressive, which I did.”
Rasmus Højgaard's drive bounces off a light and back into play! 🤯#RakGolfChamps pic.twitter.com/hHLu1Opdk7
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Overnight leader Ryo Hisatsune of Japan carded a 70 for a share of fourth place at 10-under alongside England‘s Dale Whinell who carded a bogey-free 63 as well as compatriot Daniel Gavins (66) and the Netherlands‘ Wil Besseling.