The 4th round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship was disrupted on Sunday by rain, then interrupted by night. The South African leaders had only played seven holes.
Monday in the sun is something they might have in the coming week. Charl Schwartzel, Louis Oosthuizen and the rest of the field are hoping for good conditions to finish the tournament after a hell of a Sunday. First interrupted for almost 5 hours due to storms, the game was definitively stopped when darkness arrived in South Africa.
The two aforementioned locals led the dance (-16), being under par on this fourth round (-1) after seven holes. They were ahead of a compatriot, Christiaan Bezuidenhout (-13), who also played the last three-way game. On the French side, Ugo Coussaud took advantage of his start to the day, which was off to a good start (14 holes played), to enter the top 20 (16th, -6).
