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We’re on the Pik course at the Damayinda Golf, regular host of the Indonesian Open. Par 70, 7,124 yds and the st meter reading once again at 10 ft 7. As always, we bring you up to date with what’s been happening already in this third round. Sutibat Tanchai, the first round leader, Birded, the second, then Birdied here at three. Good stop, but he followed that with a bogey at four. And it’s a big opportunity for a high finish for Q school graduate Chang Thai Suitsum. Birdie the very first hole. And here at the second rolling in a nice putt off to a great start. Two under par after two and a good opportunity for a big week for Wade Orbsby who starts the championship 80th on the order of merit trying to get inside the top 65 and keep his card for 2026. Saturday off to a flying start. The Aussie wedging it in close at the first for a birdie and then would follow that one up with a lovely two at the par 3/3 to grab a share of the lead. Now will Pisha respond after the 62 yesterday was an opening bogey at the first but a bounceback birdie at the second and a perfect chip in there at the third moving up to 10 under power total. All set up to be a very interesting Saturday. No fewer than five players currently tied for the lead at 10 underpar. Omsby, Pitchikon, Tanka, Malal, Prasat, Bular, and Luton. Lu Zang and Sudsum are all just one behind. This man is a bit of an Indonesia specialist. Half his victories have come here in Indonesia. Good look for Bullard just past the pin here at the fourth. Saddam Genjanna has been having quite the day. Five unanswered birdies on his round today. He’s up into a share of sixth. Second shot now to the fourth. Playing a lot on the Korean tour this year. No man has ever won three straight events on the Asian tour. Heaga back-to- back victories in Korea and Chinese Taipei. Back to business here. Having a lovely Saturday. Sodom doing the right thing. You want to have a chance to win the tournament on Sunday. You have to put in good score on a Saturday, which Sodom is doing. They can ride him down for another birdie. Safely in the fairway off the tea. Kieran Vincent. Second shot now to the 10th with that front left hole location. Can throw it a little bit past. Use some spin to try and get it to stick. Just like that. Amanav Sha at the eighth to get to nine under. Well rolled in by man from UCLA. Just that wind, the crosswind from left to right into the ninth for Sam Zen. Delightful new Yongwa from Taipei. That’s for a period 11. Yes, lovely put right into the center of the hole. A routine that never changes. Ken Jana the Pter sets it in. Two quick looks. It was always going to be a tall order trying to get up and down from that bunker 30 yard short. So first blemish of the afternoon for Koken Jana our front left hole location is where Sutipot’s trying to place his golf ball near another one of those iron shots with perfectly controlled distance. A birdie putt for Lu Yong Mua. Oh god, so unlucky there at the end of the putt. Moving left to right and sort of gradually downhill all the way at seven for Kenjanna. Gosh, it’s tracking. That’s that high side lip out players fear when you’re coming downhill. Just that little extra bit of speed. Let’s go ahead to 11. This is Brett Ranken. 101 in the order. My goodness, he needs a good week. And that’ll help. Well done. It’s been target practice for the boys coming out of the fairway to this front left pin on 10 today. There’s another excellent one from Chai Sudsum. Birdie putt for Samson Zang. Take advantage of a good wedge shot onto this green. Well done by Samson. Now Sodom to save par hold. A similar predicament to what Wade Orsby found himself in earlier. Try and take a little bit of break out of this plate with some pace. O that looked like a bit of a quick stroke from Bullup. Now this is pum sexine as for a birdie at 13 turn. It did and that gets him to nine under par. This like just about 20 22 ft. Brilliant putt from right to left. Second shot for Sakansin at the short 14th who’s been chipping away at the top of the leaderboard just within one of the quintet at 10 under. Pum doing what Pum tends to do on the Asian Tour. Lovely shot. Looks like Steve Luton is on a pretty level line, which is good news. Look out a little right of this pin. Try to play to a front edge number. Excellent. Puppet Tank Morris Paul sitting down a little. So, this one’s going to come out tumbling. Green works away from him on this angle. played that well. Played that really well. And that’s the spark he needed. So to finish with a par and complete a splendid round of golf. Yes. Well done, Sadam Kenjano. That’s a 64. Six under today. 10 under for three rounds. And he’s right up there looking for his first win on the Asian tour for quite some time. Shanghai Sutsum trying to join Steve Lutin at 11 under par putting from just below where the hole is. Oh, cruel. Got his wife Maya out with him this week in Indonesia here in Vincent. And Mrs. Vincent will be very happy to see that one drop. Green on the 11th. Green works back down towards the front edge, but pace-wise, nothing too troublesome for the tie. Can play this with speed. Oh yes. Yes. Backto back birdies to start the back nine for Pavit. So some performance Scott Vincent’s putting together. Two holes left to play this. A birdie putt on the eighth for the outright lead. Moves left from there. Oh, it stayed straight. Just unlucky. YouTube star Nick Vog birdie putt on eight playing alongside Scott Vincent now for a hardworking par for Wade Orsley putting slightly downhill where he’s standing. How about the two up and downs Wade Olsby’s made once again placed himself in a beautiful spot. This pin being on the lower half of the screen, this left half. There’s a chance to get it close. Ball should start turning towards the pin just a bit. Just like that. Beautiful iron shot by Gaganjit. Boom. With his third shot to the power five 17th. unable to get home in two, but we know how dangerous he can be with this club in hand. Facing a tough par saving attempt. Oh, he knew it. Three ft out. There was a clenched fist already. Stanka Molresser at nine under this one. Still no gimme though for Steve Luton. Don’t need to give the hole away from this range. Just make a good committed stroke. Keep that head steady. He peaked early, didn’t he? And big miss off the tea having only hit three with Wade Ormsby. Oh, but he’s recovered brilliantly. What a shot. Sakansin at 17. Slippery downhiller to take it to 11 under. Buries it right in the middle. Five under for his round today. Brilliant golfing from the tie. Perfect place to be putting from get to 11 under par for Orsby. And Orsby joins the group at the top. That is welld deserved applause for Scott Vincent. That’s a great round of golf for 62 matching the low round of the week. He’s got plenty of power. Kieran Vincent found the green and two at the par five 17th. This eagle putt. Yeah, good weight on that for Kieran. Pratip Tian really hasn’t made any putt of significant length throughout the course of his round. This is a chance to get within two. Okay, well done. Wait facing this right to left putt for the outright lead. And Hornley’s got it. Tabat pitch icons just birdied 16 and has this for birdie on 17. Yes, bravely hold back to where he began the day at nine under par. He’s had a good long look at this putt. Would have seen where Nacharai’s putt just pull up a little short. Being underneath the hole, he can hit this a little bit more assertive pace. Just a power for Wade Ormsby. Well, after Wade Ormsby completed his round, but fortunately before he signed his card, he was assessed a one-shot penalty. So, his 66 became a 67. And he’s now tied for the lead with Scott Vincent and Gagenjet Bullar at 11 under par. Thanks for watching Asian Tour on YouTube. Don’t forget to like and subscribe.