Live leader board, the Australian PGA Championship-Day 3
It’s the end of the third round of the Australian PGA Championship at the Hyatt Regency Coolum and Bobby Gate is still ruling at the apex.
The golfer from America displayed his superb form at the third round of the championship and managed to card a total of 71, with a one under. The twenty-four-year-old professional has carded a total of minus 12 in his score card, after collecting 2 birdies at hole number 9 and 12 with the overall effect being subdued by one bogey, at the 6th hole. Further down the leader board, the runner-up place is held by Peter Senior, with a tie and has a minus 11 at the display. For the Australian golfer, the third round ended with a 68 after he carded 5 birdies and a lone bogey.
The second place holder started the tournament a bit slow after he carded a 70 but caught a good grip of the game at the second round of the event. Senior bagged a 67 at the second round of the tournament and then played only one shot high at the third.As for the leader; the golfer from America carded an amazing 64 at the start of the tournament that made him one of the early leaders. The twenty-four-year-old golfer later added a 69 in his leader board statistics, only to play two shot up, at the third round of the PGA Championship at Coolum GC. According to Gate’s score card, he started the tournament in an average manner ,with mere pars that later worsened to a bogey at the 6th hole. However, Gate remained vigilant at the greens and managed to collect his cool to slam a birdie at the 9th hole and then later, at the 12th flagstick.
T2 also holds Aaron Townsend in its listing, with a minus 11 and has ended with a 68 for Senior’s compatriot. The Australian golfer has improved his game dramatically and carded below the par line three times, continuously. Townsend thus carded a 68 at the beginning of the tournament that later improved by one shot for a 67. At T4, three players stand with minus 10 and include the likes of Peter Fowler, Andre Stolz and a golfer from Japan, Akio Sadakata. The two Australians finished their third round with a 70 while the Japenese carded a brilliant 67, handing out one tough competition to the rest of the golfers at the Australian PGA Championship.
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