Jon Rahm does not improve and Lorenzo-Vera remains four shots behind leader Matthieu Pavon
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The French Matthieu Pavon This Saturday he completed a brilliant third day of the Spanish Open, in which He signed a card of 66 strokes (5 under par) for a cumulative score of 197 (-16), which allows him to reach the last day of competition as the main favorite to win ahead of players like Jon Rahm, the local idol who has been left with almost no options to win his fourth crown.
Pavon, 30, has not achieved any triumph on the European circuit (now DP World Tour), but hopes to achieve his first at the Villa de Madrid Country Club, where is completing a sensational tournament and in which he shows that he does not feel pressure.
J.on Rahm, number three in the world, who did not get the reaction he needed to rejoin the head of the classification.
The ‘Lion of Barrika’, paired again with his compatriot Rafa Cabrera Bello, as in the first two days, also shared a match with the South African Louis de Jager.
Rahm, who started with a -3, far from Matthieu Pavon’s -11, began his round on the third day from hole 1. On the second day, he closed that hole with a bogey but on this third day he did so with a birdie , something that brought him the first smile of the day.
The rictus changed on the second hole, considered one of the hardest as the statistics reflect, where he got stuck and resolved it with a bogey. Those two holes were the prelude to what would come later throughout the day, with a very irregular game that led him to finish with five birdies for two bogeys for a round of 67 (-4).
Lorenzo-Vera and Otaegui
Lapurtarra has had better luck Lorenzo-Vera who will face the fourth and final day on Sunday in third positionwith a total of 201 hits, 4 from the head.
Adrián Otaegui, for his part, faces the last day seven shots behind the leader Pavon.
Source: Eitb
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