Adam Scott is the solo leader at the Australian Open

the australian Adam Scottwith 201 hits (-11), after the third card with 67, he stood up Australian Open singles leader golf course taking place in Melbourne, on the PGA Tour Australasia, at the end of the third day, after which the Spaniards Alejandro Canizares standing in 10 effects and Alfredo Garcia-Heredia did not make a cut.

Scottwho finished the course with a 67 shot, with an eagle and two birdies, led the way, with 11 under par and a pole lead Adrian Merokwho carded a 63 on the final day, 9 birdies and two bogeys.

They were followed by 205 shots by the Australians Min Woo Lee and Haydn Barron and with 206 the Irishman Conor Purcell and the Australian Josh Geary.

The Australian too David Micheluzzifirst leader of the tournament and leading with the Scott after the second day, he dropped to seventh place with four other golfers, after 73 strokes today, where he added 207 (-5).

Alejandro Canizares He had his best performance in 68 shots, with five birdies and three bogeys, putting him at a total of 211 (70-73-68), 1 under par, to move up to thirtieth place in the standings.

Alfredo Garcia Heredia He missed the cut with a card of 73 for a total of 214 (+2), after yesterday’s good curdled performance (75-66-73).

Classification after the third round (par 70, 72)

1. Adam Scott (Australia) 201 (71-63-67)
2. Adrian Meronk (Poland) 202 (73-66-63)
3. Min Woo Lee (Australia) 205 (70-70-65)
3. Haydn Barron (Australian) 205 (69-68-68)
5. Conor Purcell (Ireland) 206 (68-72-66)
5. Josh Geary (New Zealand) 206 (68-69-69)
7. Pierre Pineau (France) 207 (67-71-69)
7. Nicolai Hojgaard (Denmark) 207 (67-71-69)
7. Ryo Hisatsune (Japan) 207 (70-70-67)
7. David Micheluzzi (Australia) 207 (63-71-73)
7. Gunner Wiebe (United States) 207 (69-68-70)
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30. Alejandro Cañizares (Spain) 211 (70-73-68)
51. Alfredo Garcia-Heredia (Spain) 214 (75-66-73)