Northern Ireland golfer five shots off the clubhouse leader after a best of the day 65
Jorge Campillo of Spain on the first hole during the third round of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters at Doha Golf Club. Photograph: Ross Kinnaird/Getty ImagesJorge Campillo was the man to catch at the top of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters leaderboard when play was suspended late on day three after carding 10 birdies and no bogeys in 25 holes on Saturday.
Further gains at the 10th and 16th took Campillo to 16 under par and he safely parred the 17th just as the hooter sounded at 4.47pm local time due to fading light. He will return to the course to play the 18th early on Sunday morning.DP World Tour gives chance to PGA Tour players who fail to keep tour cardsGraeme McDowell’s LIV place is in peril – was it all worth it?
His countryman Scott Jamieson was among those another stroke back after firing eight birdies in his final 10 holes on Saturday to give his chances of keeping his DP World Tour card an enormous boost.