Jamieson remains the interim ruler on a hellish third day

the scotch Scott Jamieson remains interim leader, with a total of 11 under par, from ISPS Ready Championship, which is controversial in the field Infinitum Lakes of Salou (Tarragona)after bad weather conditions prevented the completion of the third day of the tournament.

Only 24 of the 80 players who made the cut on Friday completed 18 holes on Saturday, and all continues to be material as the day before, although now the number of opponents has risen for victory. From the beginning of the day, at 08:20 hours with a temperature of 15ºC and winds from the southwest, which reached 28 km/h, although it dropped slightly in the afternoon, and cloudy skies threatening to -ulan.

A waterspout, with electrical appliances and some hail, forced the suspension at 12:50 pm Although the rain stopped, the threat of a second storm forced a delay in the restart, which was scheduled for 3:15 p.m. in the afternoon.

At 5:00 pm, more than four hours late, the start was given again. Soon, another brief downpour fell on the field, although there was no danger of an electrical device, but the field was fully resisted and the game did not stop until a new hurricane threat was forced. end the day at 8:00 pm: 00.

In this scenario, Jamieson, who stopped his round on hole 5, after starting with a bogey on 1 and a birdie on 3, remains 11 under par, but now has a single stroke advantage over the Canadian. Aaron Cockerillwhich showed the best round of the tournament so far with 62 shots (8 under par) for a total of 200 (-10).

Cockerill made an impeccable round with six birdies and an ‘eagle’ on the 18th hole (par 5 of 493 meters). He rose to 41 positions in general.

With a total of 8 under par and in third position are Spaniards Pablo Larrazábal and Adrian Otaegui. Barcelonan, who started with four consecutive birdies, bogeyed in the 5th and closed out the first nine with 31 (-3). You still have a second nine left.

Adrián Otaegui from San Sebastian maintains the result which he finished on Friday after covering the first five holes of the route he played in par.

Both included a group of six other players, including English Andrew Wilson (15 holes completed) and Jack Senior (8), the South African Hennie du Plessis (8), the Scotsman David Law (8), the American Johannes Verman (6) and finnish Tapio Pulkkanen (5).

The Madrilenian Sebastian Garcia I was in 25th place with 5 under par and 5 holes to play; Jorge Campillo from Cáceres, in 31st place with four under par and 4 holes to complete; Ángel Hidalgo from Malaga was at four under par and six holes to finish; the ilerdense Emilio Cuartero He was 44th with 3 under par with 3 more holes.

Barcelonan Pep Angles if he finished his tour this Saturday with a 69 stroke (-1) card for a total of 208 (-2) to occupy the 55th position, Barcelona also adri arnaus he was two under par, but he had 4 holes left to finish the third round.

The list of Spaniards is closed, in position 67, by the young man from Madrid Ivan Canterowho were able to complete the day with a 71 stroke card for a total of 210 (at least)

This Sunday the final day will start at 07:45 hours, this Saturday’s pending matches will be completed and then the fourth and final lap will start from two ‘tees’ (1 and 10) in groups of three players.