Rashid Khan leads the DGC Open, Jeremy Gandon in a slump

Three pass up to him. Already winner of two tournaments on the Asian Tour in 2014, Rashid Khan can close out a nine-year bracket by winning the DGC Open, on his home turf, in New Delhi. The Indian has already taken the lead at the end of the third round (-11) and is three strokes ahead of his compatriot S. Chikkarangappa, who was leading the dance on Friday.

However, Rashid Khan started his day badly (double bogey). Soon I got rid of six sparrows and no more critical errors. The best card of the day (65), Honey Baisoya finished third (-6), along with Om Chouhan and Chapchai Nirat, and Thai was the only non-local player in the top five.

For his part, Jeremy Gandon had a fairly accurate (+1) day with two bogeys on holes (5th and 11th) which hasn’t given him any problems since the start of the week. The player from Valencia remains 32nd in the standings, even, but the top 20 is just two shots away. All hopes are allowed for Sunday.