Young Swede Ludwig Aberg reaches the final day of the Scottish Open two strokes ahead of his nearest rivalScottish player Robert MacIntyre finished the third day with 65 strokes and a total of -17.
Aberg, who plays regularly on the PGA Tour, is playing in Rolex DP World Tour tournaments this week in preparation for The Open Championshipwhich will take place on the Scottish course of Royal Troon next week, the Swede will have to keep an eye on MacIntyre but also on Australian Adam Scott, who is third in the standings, three shots behind the leader.
Aberg missed the cut in his fifth tournament as a professional last year, But now it is in his hands, as a more experienced player and no lower than fourth in the world rankings. “I always enjoy playing to win tournaments and especially this tournament, which is one of the historic tournaments of the DP World Tour,” said the Swede, who plans to “be aggressive.”
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In tournaments shared with the PGA Tour, A large number of Americans participate, who, like Aberg, They are trying to adapt to the change in continent for the Open Championship.
In general, The presence of North America’s Morikawa and Theegala in fourth place is noteworthyWhile South African Arie van Rooyen is in eighth place, Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy and Italian, Matteo Manassero,
The best Spaniards in the classification are Jorge Campillo from Extremadura and Alejandro del Rey from Madrid, who have a total score of -7 and are in 33rd place. The only two Spaniards who managed to make the cut With so many PGA Tour stars in this tournament.
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