Barcelonan Pablo Larrazábal, third in the ISPS Ready Championship table and that he couldn’t complete the third day this Saturday due to bad weather, commented “before the first suspension” he made a “great birdie on the first hole” and then started the “bike with four in a row”.
“Then I calmed down a bit from the shortfall on the fifth hole with three piping putts, but I still played well. I think being three under the first nine was good and now I’m 4 yards on the birdie in the 10th, ” he says.
“It’s a long day tomorrow and we’ll see if we can finish the third lap in good condition to get closer to the leader and be ready for the long day, but a day that can also be good,” he concluded.
Ang Scotsman from Glasgow Scott Jamieson remains leader with stroke advantage in Canadian Aaron Cockerillbut he was calm: “I had a good start to the day I watched the Rangers win. It’s been a pretty frustrating day from there. When you keep starting and stopping, but you can’t do anything.”
“We’re really only halfway through the tournament, aren’t we? There’s a little wind forecast tomorrow. And I don’t know what’s going to happen in those twelve or so battles for the lead. So I’ve just got to play golf.” that I go ahead as best I can and see if everyone will add up to win ”, he said.
Source: La Verdad
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