Ras Al Khaimah Classic 2022 R3
February 10-13
Al Hamra GC, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE
$2,000,000
Round 1, Round 2, Round 4

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Ryan Fox is on course for a wire-to-wire victory after signing for a 65 to take a six-shot lead into the final round of the Ras Al Khaimah Classic.

Ras Al Khaimah Classic 2022 R3

"My head is in a pretty good place. Ask me that on the first tee tomorrow and I might have a slightly different answer but I felt like I had really good control over the ball today, only hit a couple of bad shots and holed some putts as well.

"I've put myself exactly where I want to be and it's that cliché - it's all on me tomorrow."

Ras Al Khaimah Classic 2022 R3

"Somebody is going to have to go out and shoot something really low or I'm going to have to play poorly so hopefully I can keep playing how I've played the last couple of days and put it out of reach.

"I've made six bogeys all week and bounced back every time, it's just been one of those weeks where it felt like every part of my game has kind of worked and when I've hit a bad shot I haven't let it get to me too much.

"For the most part everything has worked which is kind of rare for me, to be honest, I've always had something for the week that hasn't worked. Hopefully I can keep that going for one more day."

Ras Al Khaimah Classic 2022 R3

The New Zealander's 54-hole advantage is the largest of the season so far.

Spain's Pablo Larrazábal (68) and Adri Arnaus (66) are tied in second place alongside Poland's Adrian Meronk (64) and Scotland's Scott Jamieson (65) who both shot bogey-free rounds.

Ras Al Khaimah Classic 2022 R3