IRELAND’S PAUL DUNNE remains on the hunt at the Qatar Masters ahead of tomorrow’s final round.
Currently in tenth position, the Greystones native began the day just a shot off leader Bradley Dredge, but he slipped off the pace as Jeung-Hun Wang pulled away from the pack with a third-round 65.
Dune is currently nine-under — six behind South Korean Wang — having hit another solid two-under-par 70.
Spain’s Nacho Elvira and South African Jaco Van Zyl sit in joint second, while Thomas Aikan is one shot off the pair in third.
Meanwhile, Graeme McDowell matched the 70 to jump to five-under, as he sits in 34th place alongside eight others.
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Well done meath. Great to see an ireland back in the royal county
Feel bad for the no20 but the game was lost before that so hopefully he keeps the head up. Well done to Meath.
Meath shouldn’t have won they double hopped the ball for their last score and ref was beside him
@Moya Power-kelly: Despite that, Tyrone kicked that game away in the last 10 minutes. I lost track of the number of bad wides they had in that time period.
Hon the Royals
I just did and your not showing it