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LANARKSHIRE A TEAM v DUMBARTONSHIRE

Lanarkshire A   v  Dumbartonshire  A 
 at Cardross

On Sunday  October  14th 

         

   Robert Jenkins  (Crow Wood)

   Ross Hinshelwood  (East Kilbride)   

   Craig Ross (Kirkhill)

   James Steven (Bothwell Castle)

   David Brown (Carluke

   Steven Rennie (Drumpellier) 

  Kevin Loughrie  (Cambuslang)

  Alistair Read (Bothwell Castle)      

  Colin Kerr (Cambuslang)                

  Mark Lutton  (Bellshill)    

         

Team Manager

William Sharpe

 Lanarkshire

LIANG LEADS BY TWO IN CHINA MASTERS

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NANSHAN, China - Overnight leader Liang Wenchong inched further ahead of the field with a three-under-par 68 in the third round of OneAsia's U.S. $1 million Nanshan China Masters on Saturday despite a charge by Major winners Y.E. Yang and Louis Oosthuizen.

Rounds of 68, 67 and 68 left the home favourite at 10 under par for the tournament, two strokes ahead of Australian Aaron Townsend (69), who nearly aced the 17th to stay in the hunt. 

South Korean Yang (68), birdied the last to book his place in the final group, four shots off the pace. In 2009, at the PGA Championship, he made up a two-shot final-round deficit against Tiger Woods to win by three and become Asia's first Major winner.

  THIRD-ROUND SCORES

Par 213 (3x72) Yardage 7,151

203 - LIANG Wenchong (CHN) 68-67-68.

205 - Aaron TOWNSEND (AUS) 69-67-69.

207 - Y. E. YANG (KOR) 71-68-68.

210 - Garrett SAPP (USA) 73-70-67, David MCKENDRICK (AUS) 70-70-70, WANG Jeung-hun (KOR) 69-71-70.

211 - Mitchell BROWN (AUS) 73-71-67, Terry PILKADARIS (AUS) 71-71-69, Scott LAYCOCK (AUS) 70-71-70, Jamie ARNOLD (AUS) 69-70-72.

212 - Michael HENDRY (NZL) 72-73-67, Rory HIE (INA) 74-69-69, Louis OOSTHUIZEN (RSA) 71-72-69, Gareth PADDISON (NZL) 70-69-73.

213 - Michael WRIGHT (AUS) 73-71-69, KIM Hyung-tae (KOR) 71-72-70, Andre STOLZ (AUS) 71-71-71.

214 - Clint RICE (AUS) 71-75-68, Ryan HALLER (AUS) 70-75-69, Chris CAMPBELL (AUS) 70-72-72, Steven JONES (AUS) 68-74-72.

215 - Daniel FOX (AUS) 70-74-71, OUYANG Zheng (CHN) 70-72-73, Simon YATES (SCO) 71-70-74.

216 - Stephen DARTNALL (AUS) 75-72-69, Anthony BROWN (AUS) 72-74-70, JIN Da-xing (CHN) 75-71-70, HU Mu (CHN) 72-73-71, Douglas HOLLOWAY (NZL) 73-70-73, PARK Sung-hyuk (KOR) 70-73-73, SU Dong (CHN) 73-70-73, Andrew MARTIN (AUS) 72-71-73, Mark BROWN (NZL) 73-68-75.

217 - HAN Ren (CHN) 75-72-70, Adam BLAND (AUS) 72-74-71, ZHOU Guo-wu (CHN) 72-74-71, Leigh DEAGAN (AUS) 71-73-73, SONG Young-han (KOR) 69-74-74.

218 - Marcus CAIN (AUS) 75-73-70, CHEN Zi-hao (am, CHN) 76-71-71, Ashley HALL (AUS) 72-74-72, James MCLEAN (AUS) 73-73-72, HUANG Tao (TPE) 75-66-77.

219 - LIU Yu-xiang (CHN) 71-77-71, Scott STRANGE (AUS) 72-75-72, Peter COOKE (AUS) 72-75-72, Kalem RICHARDSON (AUS) 75-71-73, Rohan BLIZARD (AUS) 74-72-73, GAO Yi-jie (CHN) 71-75-73.

220 - LEE Yoo-ho (KOR) 75-73-72, Nick GILLESPIE (NZL) 75-73-72, Michael CHOI (AUS) 72-75-73, Anthony SUMMERS (AUS) 75-72-73.

221 - David McKENZIE (AUS) 74-74-73, Michael LONG (NZL) 73-74-74, WU Wei-huang (CHN) 74-71-76.

222 - HE Shaocai (CHN) 73-74-75, SHIN Hyuk-chul (KOR) 74-73-75.

223 - YU Gyoung-Yoon (KOR) 77-72-74, CHAO Hai-meng (CHN) 75-73-75, CHEN Ding-gen (CHN) 78-67-78.

224 - YUAN Tian (CHN) 75-73-76.

225 - LI Xin-yang (CHN) 75-73-77, YUAN Hao (CHN) 68-79-78, Jason KANG (USA) 74-73-78, LI Xue-cheng (CHN) 72-74-79.

228 - YAN Bin (CHN) 75-74-79.

 

About OneAsia

BHULLAR STILL LEADS IN MACAU OPEN

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Macau: India’s Gaganjeet Bhullar stayed firmly in the driver’s seat at the Venetian Macau Open after scrambling to a two-under-par 69 in the third round today.

The 24-year-old Bhullar, who has led the US$750,000 Asian Tour event from the opening day, retained his overnight two-shot lead at the Macau Golf and Country Club but rued two missed putts from close range over the last two holes.

Thai youngster Thitiphun Chuayprakong also shot a 69 to stay in contention for a maiden Asian Tour victory while Filipino Angelo Que (70), Scott Hend of Australia (69) and American Berry Henson (68) will enter the final round four shots back.

Three-time Asian Tour number one Thongchai Jaidee’s challenge fizzled after a disappointing 73 while Bangladeshi Siddikur also failed to mount a run at Bhullar following a 72 which included five dropped shots in the middle of his round.

The supremely talented Bhullar will be aiming for a second victory within the space of a month but knows his challengers will not hand him victory on a silver platter. “I’ve won a few times wire-to-wire in India. The goal now is to do it on the bigger stage and on a bigger level,” said Bhullar, who has a three-day total of 13-under-par 200.

“I’ve been in this situation a few times. I know it’s a difficult thing. I’m going to try to do the same things as I did in India and keep it simple. Just repeat what I’ve been doing the past three days and play percentage golf.”

THIRD-ROUND SCOREBOARD:

Par 213 (3x71) Yardage 6,6606

200 - Gaganjeet BHULLAR (IND) 63-68-69.

202 - Thitiphun CHUAYPRAKONG (THA) 67-66-69.

204 - Berry HENSON (USA) 67-69-68, Scott HEND (AUS) 65-70-69, Angelo QUE (PHI) 68-66-70.

205 - Jonathan MOORE (USA) 67-68-70, Adilson DA SILVA (BRA) 68-66-71, Kieran PRATT (AUS) 66-68-71, Prom MEESAWAT (THA) 65-68-72.

206 - Antonio LASCUNA (PHI) 68-72-66, SIDDIKUR  (BAN) 66-68-72.

207 - Unho PARK (AUS) 69-68-70, Shiv KAPUR (IND) 70-67-70, Rikard KARLBERG (SWE) 69-68-70, Thongchai JAIDEE (THA) 66-68-73.

 

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