DP World Tour : Estrella Damm R.A Andalucia Masters...Leaderboard
FYI Estrella Damm is Spain's best selling lager beer.. for all of you who have been asking.
Julien Guerrier made two eagles in the space of three holes as his brilliant 63 saw him catch Jorge Campillo at the top of the Estrella Damm N.A. Andalucía Masters leaderboard.
France's Guerrier had already made five birdie in his first ten holes before firing a sensational second to four feet at the par-five 12th and another to nine feet at the long 14th.
Converting both putts saw Guerrier catch Campillo, who began the day with a four-shot lead, with both players heading into the final round on -19 at Real Club de Golf Sotogrande.
Spain's Campillo made four birdies in his 68 as he remained bogey-free for the week, with English pair Dan Brown and Jordan Smith third and fourth on -16 and -15 respectively after matching rounds of 67.
Guerrier said after his round: “The key is the short game - it's where I made my score. I hit two great shots on the par fives and a little bit of luck as well; I was not playing exactly there but it finished well.
“It's not a sprint of a tournament, it's a marathon, so I just try to enjoy every moment.
“I just try to play my game and stay focused.”
Campillo made birdies at the second, fourth and seventh as he set about preserving his halfway lead in more perfect conditions in southern Spain.
Campillo said: "I played quite solid – apart from nine I hit all the other greens so it was stress-free. “I hit some great shots coming in but I didn't make the putts. I felt I was hitting great putts so hopefully tomorrow I can make some of the putts.
“I was feeling good all day. I was pretty calm all day. I hit it quite good so that helped as well – so tomorrow I will try to do the same thing.
“It's always great to win in your home country. The weather is great this year and this golf course is beautiful so I'll try to win.”
edit... Canada's Aaron Cockerill hit errant drives at 14 and 18 resulting in 2 bogeys to spoil an otherwise solid day, 71 69 71 -5 T40 and he will play at 9.54 local time on Sunday with Spaniard Nacho Elvira and England's John Parry as he tries to improve on his #43 in the Race to Dubai standings.
europeantour.com
Bryan Angus (edit)
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