Aaron Cockerill in the lead, Robin Sciot-Segrist 13th in ISPS Handa

They are three to have signed a card of 64 on this third round and the leader is one of them. Aaron Cockerill took the reins of ISPS Handa and only David Law (-12) and Guido Migliozzi (-9) were as inspired as him this Saturday. Second in Kenya last year and father for the second time very recently, the Canadian hopes to lift his first trophy on the DP World Tour this Sunday.

“I got off to a dream start, commented the latter. I putt very well at the start of the game to score several birdies (4 in 5 holes). I was solid for the rest of the day. It’s been a long time since I felt this good. I also feel very good in this leadership position. If I manage to hit the fairways as I have since the beginning of the week, when the greens are quite hard, anything is possible for me this Sunday. »

Leader after two laps, Lucas Herbert is only one step away, alongside David Law. Nineteen players stand in five shots and Robin Sciot-Segrist (-8) is one of them. The Frenchman is clean (2 bogeys in 54 holes) while David Ravetto, 8th the day before, signed the worst card of this Saturday (77). His double bogey, his five bogeys and his absence of birdie put him back to 67th place. There it is in Par.

Romain Langasque (-5, 35th) as well as Matthieu Pavon and Antoine Rozner (-3, 51st) passed him and can hope for a final runner-up. Alexander Levy (+1, 71st) will struggle to score big points.