LIVE | Tyrrell Hatton, Rasmus Højgaard, John Parry | 2025 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship Day 3
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Caner ang 8 R Mroy N I seven seven Ellerberg swear M Fitzpatrick R McIntyre Esco full leaderboard Tommy Fleetwood kept up his fine recent form with a six underpar 66 to share the lead after two rounds of the Abu Dhabi championship with fellow Englishman Aaron Ry world number 30 Ry who hold his second shot on the par 5 second from 218 yards to record a rare albatross goes into the weekend alongside Fleetwood on 14 under par. They are two shots clear of South Africa’s Richard Stern. Andy Sullivan of England and Denmark’s Nikolai Hoygard at Yaslinks. Shane Lowry who was joint overnight leader with Fleetwood is a shot further back after a 69. While Rory Mroyy’s second 68 in a row has him on eight under Fleetwood, who won this event in 2017 and 2018 opened with three successive birdies. and despite bogeying the 15th to cost him the outright lead was in good spirits. It was a really good day. I got off to the perfect start. “Birdie, birdie, birdie,” said Fleetwood, who won the PGA Tour’s season ending Tour Championship in September before helping Europe win the Rder Cup in New York. That was good, especially when you’ve had a good round the day before. They always say it’s hard to follow up a good round with another good one or a low one with another one. Starting well was really important. I just did a really good job. I hit a lot of good shots, but a few times today I drove it into the rough and we read the lies really well. I felt like we did a great job of controlling the ball out of the rough and that was really pleasing. I feel like I put it solid again. Six was a very good score. The Abu Dhabi Championship is the first of two DP World Tour end of season playoff events with the top 70 players competing this week and the leading 50 advancing to next week’s finale in Dubai and with a total of 9,000 points to be shared among the field this week. 500 to the winner and 12,000 more next week 2,000 to the winner. The Harry Varden trophy is up for grabs. Mroy is in pole position to win the season long. Title for a seventh time, one behind Colin Montgomery’s record of eight. The Northern Irishman leads the race to Dubai standings by just under 500 points from Marco Penge, the Englishman who has won three times on tour this year. Penge is one shot ahead of Mroy and Abu Dhabi, having followed his opening 67 with a 68 to sit on nine under Tierel Hatton, who is a further 800 points behind Penge. also has a shot at the overall title. Although he is on six under after two rounds up Fleetwood is around 2800 points a drift of Mroy. So to have any chance of overall victory would need to win both events and hope his rider cup teammate falters. 14 T Fleetwood Angry Ang 12 Erna Essa and Hygarden Asalivan Yang 11N Elva Spa S Lowry Ire K Nakajima JPN Adel Rey Espa selected others Dener Mroy Ni seven Elberg SW M Fitzpatrick or McIntyre Esco full leaderboard board Tommy Fleetwood kept up his fine recent form with a six underpar 66 to share the lead after two rounds of the Abu Dhabi championship with fellow Englishman Aaron Ry. World number 30 Ry who hold his second shot on the par 5 second from 218 yards to record a rare albatross goes into the weekend alongside Fleetwood on 14 under par. They are two shots clear of South Africa’s Richard Stern, Andy Sullivan of England, and Denmark’s Nikolai Hoygard at Yaslinks. Shane Lowry, who was joint overnight leader with Fleetwood, is a shot further back after a 69. While Rory Mroyy’s second 68 in a row, has him on eight under Fleetwood, who won this event in 2017 and 2018 opened with three successive birdies. and despite bogeying the 15th to cost him the outright lead was in good spirits. It was a really good day. I got off to the perfect start. “Birdie, birdie, birdie,” said Fleetwood, who won the PGA Tour’s season ending tour championship in September before helping Europe win the Rder Cup in New York. “That was good, especially when you’ve had a good round the day before. They always say it’s hard to follow up a good round with another good one, or a low one with another one.” Starting well was really important. I just did a really good job. I hit a lot of good shots, but a few times today I drove it into the rough and we read the lies really well. I felt like we did a great job of controlling the ball out of the rough and that was really pleasing. I feel like I put it solid again. Six was a very good score. The Abu Dhabi Championship is the first of two DP World Tour end of season playoff events with the top 70 players competing this week and the leading 50 advancing to next week’s finale in Dubai and with a total of 9,000 points to be shared among the field this week. 500 to the winner and 12,000 more next week 2,000 to the winner. The Harry Varden trophy is up for grabs. Mroy is in pole position to win the season long. title for a seventh time won behind Colin Montgomery’s record of eight. The Northern Irishman leads the race to Dubai standings by just under 500 points from Marco Penge. The Englishman who has won three times on tour this year. Penge is one shot ahead of Mroy in Abu Dhabi having followed his opening 67 with a 68 to sit on nine under. Do Hatton who is a further 800 points behind Penge also has a shot at the overall title although he is on six under after two rounds up Fleetwood is around 2800 points a drift of Mroy so to have any chance of overall victory would need to win both events and hope his rider cup teammate falters 14t Fleetwood Angry Ang 12 Erna Essa and Hoygard then a salivan Young 11N Elva Spa S Lowry Ire K Nakajima JPN Adel Rey Espa selected others Dener at Rar Mroy Ni 7berg S M Fitzpatrick or McIntyre Esco full leaderboard Tommy Fleetwood kept up his fine recent form with a six underpar 66 to share the lead after two rounds of the Abu Dhabi championship with fellow Englishman Aaron Ry. World number 30 Rye who hold his second shot on the par 5 second from 218 yards to record a rare albatross goes into the weekend alongside Fleetwood on 14 under par. They are two shots clear of South Africa’s Richard Stern. Andy Sullivan of England and Denmark’s Nikolai Hoygard at Yaslinks. Shane Lowry who was joint overnight leader with Fleetwood is a shot further back after a 69. While Rory Mroyy’s second 68 in a row has him on eight underfleetwood, who won this event in 2017 and 2018 opened with three successive birdies and despite bogeying the 15th to cost him the outright lead, was in good spirits. It was a really good day. I got off to the perfect start. Birdie, birdie, birdie, said Fleetwood, who won the PGA Tour’s season ending tour championship in September before helping Europe win the RDER Cup in New York. That was good. Especially when you’ve had a good round the day before. They always say it’s hard to follow up a good round with another good one or a low one with another one. Starting well was really important. I just did a really good job. I hit a lot of good shots, but a few times today I drove it into the rough and we read the lies really well. I felt like we did a great job of controlling the ball out of the rough and that was really pleasing. I feel like I put it solid again. Six under was a very good score. The Abu Dhabi Championship is the first of two DP World Tour end of season playoff events with the top 70 players competing this week and the leading 50 advancing to next week’s finale in Dubai and with a total of 9,000 points to be shared among the field this week. 500 to the winner and 12,000 more next week 2,000 to the winner. The Harry Varden Trophy is up for grabs. Mroy is in pole position to win the season long. title for a seventh time won behind Colin Montgomery’s record of eight. The Northern Irishman leads the race to Dubai standings by just under 500 points from Marco Penge. The Englishman who has won three times on tour this year. Penge is one shot ahead of Mroy and Abu Dhabi having followed his opening 67 with a 68 to sit on nine under. Tier Hatton who is a further 800 points behind Penge also has a shot at the overall title although he is on six under after two rounds up Fleetwood is around 2800 points a drift of Mroy so to have any chance of overall victory would need to win both events and hope his rider cup teammate falters 14t Fleetwood Angry Ang 12 Erna Esa and Hoygard then a Salivan Yang Ang Levenn, Elvira, Spa, S. Lowry, Ire K. Nakajima, JPN, Adel, Rey, Espa. Selected others, Dener, Adar, Mroy, Ni, Seven, Ellerburg, S M. Fitzpatrick, R. McIntyre, Esco, full leaderboard, Tommy. Fleetwood kept up his fine recent form with a six underpar 66 to share the lead after two rounds of the Abu Dhabi championship with fellow Englishman Aaron Ry. World number 30 Rye who hold his second shot on the par 5 second from 218 yards to record a rare albatross goes into the weekend alongside Fleetwood on 14 under par. They are two shots clear of South Africa’s Richard Stern, Andy Sullivan of England, and Denmark’s Nikolai Hoygard at Yaslinks. Shane Lowry, who was joint overnight leader with Fleetwood, is a shot further back after a 69. While Rory Mroyy’s second 68 in a row, has him on eight under Fleetwood, who won this event in 2017 and 2018 opened with three successive birdies. and despite bogeying the 15th to cost him the outright lead was in good spirits. It was a really good day. I got off to the perfect start. “Birdie, birdie, birdie,” said Fleetwood, who won the PGA Tour’s season ending Tour Championship in September before helping Europe win the Rder Cup in New York. That was good, especially when you’ve had a good round the day before. They always say it’s hard to follow up a good round with another good one or a low one with another one. Starting well was really important. I just did a really good job. I hit a lot of good shots, but a few times today I drove it into the rough and we read the lies really well. I felt like we did a great job of controlling the ball out of the rough and that was really pleasing. I feel like I put it solid again. Six was a very good score. The Abu Dhabi Championship is the first of two DP World Tour End of season playoff events with the top 70 players competing this week and the leading 50 advancing to next week’s finale in Dubai and with a total of 9,000 points to be shared among the field this week. 500 to the winner and 12,000 more next week 2,000 to the winner. The Harry Varden trophy is up for grabs. Mroy is in pole position to win the season long. Title for a seventh time, one behind Colin Montgomery’s record of eight. The Northern Irishman leads the race to Dubai standings by just under 500 points from Marco Penge, the Englishman who has won three times on tour this year. Penge is one shot ahead of Mroy and Abu Dhabi, having followed his opening 67 with a 68 to sit on nine under Do Hatton who is a further 800 points behind Penge. also has a shot at the overall title. Although he is on six under after two rounds up Fleetwood is around 2,800 points a drift of Mroy. to have any chance of overall victory would need to win both events and hope his rider cup teammate falters 14t Fleetwood Angry Ang 12A and Hoyard Den Asalivan Yang 11N Elva Spa Esau Ire K Nakajima JPN Adel Rey Espa selected others then eleanter 8 R Mroy NI seven Elberg SW M Fitzpatrick R McIntyre Esco Full Leaderboard Tommy Fleetwood kept up his fine recent form with a six underpar 66 to share the lead after two rounds of the Abu Dhabi championship with fellow Englishman Aaron Ry world number 30 Ry who hold his second shot on the par 5 second from 218 yards to record a rare albatross goes into the weekend alongside Fleetwood Wood on 14 under par. They are two shots clear of South Africa’s Richard Stern. Andy Sullivan of England and Denmark’s Nikolai Hoygard at Yaslinks. Shane Lowry who was joint overnight leader with Fleetwood is a shot further back after a 69. While Rory Mroyy’s second 68 in a row has him on eight under Fleetwood, who won this event in 2017 and 2018 opened with three successive birdies. and despite bogeying the 15th to cost him the outright lead, was in good spirits. It was a really good day. I got off to the perfect start. “Birdie, birdie, birdie,” said Fleetwood, who won the PGA Tour’s season ending Tour Championship in September before helping Europe win the Rder Cup in New York. “That was good, especially when you’ve had a good round the day before. They always say it’s hard to follow up a good round with another good one, or a low one with another one.” Starting well was really important. I just did a really good job. I hit a lot of good shots, but a few times today I drove it into the rough and we read the lies really well. I felt like we did a great job of controlling the ball out of the rough and that was really pleasing. I feel like I put it solid again. Six was a very good score. The Abu Dhabi Championship is the first of two DP World Tour end of season playoff events with the top 70 players competing this week and the leading 50 advancing to next week’s finale in Dubai and with a total of 9,000 points to be shared among the field this week. 500 to the winner and 12,000 more next week 2,000 to the winner. The Harry Varden trophy is up for grabs. Mroy is in pole position to win the season long. title for a seventh time won behind Colin Montgomery’s record of eight. The Northern Irishman leads the race to Dubai standings by just under 500 points from Marco Penge. The Englishman who has won three times on tour this year. Penge is one shot ahead of Mroy in Abu Dhabi. Having followed his opening 67 with a 68 to sit on nine under. Do Hatton who is a further 800 points behind Penge also has a shot at the overall title although he is on six under after two rounds up Fleetwood is around 2800 points a drift of Mroy so to have any chance of overall victory would need to win both events and hope his RDER Cup teammate falters 14T Fleetwood Angry Ang 12 Erna Essa and Hoygart then a salivan Yang 11 N Elva S. Lowry Ire K Nakajima JPN Adel Rey Espa selected others dener at Mroy Ni 7berg Su M Fitzpatrick or McIntyre Esco full leaderboard Tommy Fleetwood kept up his fine recent form with a six underpar 66 to share the lead after two rounds of the Abu Dhabi championship with fellow Englishman Aaron Ry. World number 30 Rye who hold his second shot on the par 5second from 218 yards to record a rare albatross goes into the weekend alongside Fleetwood on 14 under par. They are two shots clear of South Africa’s Richard Stern, Andy Sullivan of England and Denmark’s Nikolai Hoyard at Yast Links. Shane Lowry who was joint overnight leader with Fleetwood is a shot further back after a 69. While Rory Mroyy’s second 68 in a row has him on eight underfleetwood, who won this event in 2017 and 2018 opened with three successive birdies and despite bogeying the 15th to cost him the outright lead, was in good spirits. It was a really good day. I got off to the perfect start. Birdie, birdie, birdie, said Fleetwood, who won the PGA Tours season ending tour championship in September before helping Europe win the RDER Cup in New York. That was good.
