Sitting in the total of 12 and three shots of the total Rhodes tournament, with Alessandra Fanali Italian Wollongong Gold.
The strongest winds that Rudgelay begged again for the first tee that arrived, and in a new direction for the week, but after his “small iron blow 5” he simply lost the hole in the long Par-3, the prominent points were difficult to arrive during a third round 3-SUPER 68.
“I mean, today I did not play very well, but I still received the golf ball around the golf course and made a decent and reasonable score,” Rudgeley said.
“The wind was a bit more complicated today … but I’m in a good position and we’ll see what brings tomorrow.
“I did not put putt too, but, again, I hide some good putts that are safe pars. I mean, half happy, I suppose. Actually, we will do some practice, and then we will return tomorrow,” he added, pointing out that it would be his first practice after the week of the week.
Despite the leader’s distance, and the number of intercalated players between her and first place, Rudgeley will undoubtedly continue as her possibilities, with a lack of tournament victories a common theme in the classification.
Rhodes is a rookie in The Let this year and has a better previous mark 33, although it seemed imperturbable on Saturday during his round without 68 Fogey, which could have been better if his palette had behaved.
“It was a really solid day. It was a lot of wind at the beginning, and I only knew that in the difficult holes, I had to place the ball very well in the Green to have the opportunity of the Birdies and I only hope that the putts would fall,” said Rhodes, who started his day with eight pars in a row after a second round 62.
“I was still playing as aggressive as yesterday. The putts simply fell, and honestly kept myself calm.”
By pressing Rhodes during the third round, Fanali established a better personal moment in rent with his 64 Fogey free, with the 25 -year -old whose day could have been even better than his seven bitdies if the putts had fallen.
Fanali lost an attempt by creatable eagle in torque 5 13 and almost hid his tone for the eagle in 18 to make a dent in Rhodes leadership, before complying with the best round of moving day.
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“I am very happy. It was very solid today. At first it was a bit windy, so I tried to stay very patient and concentrate on what I was doing, and it worked very well,” said Fanali.
“I must say that the putt I had in 13 for Eagle, I thought I could do it and was a bit, not angry, but annoying, but it was fine. Today it was pleasant.”
That pleasant day, which was going to swim on the beach like Friday afternoon, has Fanali Dos against Nuria Iturrioz and Rudgelay from Spain and Rudgeley in 12, while Sara Kouskova, of the Czech Republic, the Swedish Moa Folke and another Spaniard, Blanca Fernández, are another further shot.
Iturrioz, four times winner in The Let, maybe he has an advantage over the rest of the main contestants, all of which have not yet registered a Letter of Let during their young races after their afternoon, nine hat-trick of Birdies and another in 18.
“I think the experience always helps, but when you have the week and you are feeling it, it doesn’t matter, you are in the area,” said Itrioz.
“Of course there is also the fate of rookie, so you never know.”
Rhodes hopes to mount that kind of rookie when the strong crowds will come out and plan to monitor the classification table more closely.
“I tried to laser the classification table [walking scorer] In front of me, but he was going back to the other side. I wasn’t going to ask my caddie to leave his phone, ”said the leader with a smile.
“Tomorrow I will surely ask you to check the classification table and see what is happening in front of me, because you don’t know in this golf course; the birdies can come.”
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