I gave myself some good opportunities and the wind was up a little bit today. “I got off to a solid start, hit the green on the first seven holes in a row, so that settled me into the round. He's a really good college golfer and somebody I look up to, so it was a pleasure playing with him. I was nervous going into the round knowing I was going to play with Puwit (Anupansuebsai). Jaglan who had four birdies against two bogeys, said, “It was pretty good. He pointed out it was 2-under and added with a smile, “They were asking that in the scoring area.” When Jaglan finished the round, the leaderboard showed him 1-under, but it was actually 2-under. Jin Cheng won in 2015 and Bo accompanied him to Augusta National. The overnight leader Jin Bo (69), who is trying to emulate his brother Jin Cheng by winning the AAC, slipped to Tied-3 with Sam Choi of Korea. Nakajima (67) moved to the top of the leaderboard and held a slender one-shot lead over the two-time champion, Lin Yuxin of China. The other two Indians, Milind Soni and Akshay Neranjan, who made the cut shot 71 each and were placed T-24 and T-37. Only two Indians, Rayhan Thomas (T-2 in 2018) and Khalin Joshi (T-9 in 2010) have do so.
Jaglan at T-13 has a great chance for a Top-10 finish. With three straight rounds under par, 17-year-old Jaglan’s is 6-under for 54 holes and five behind the leader World No. The 69 followed 70-68 on the first two days.
Shubham Jaglan negotiated the tough closing stretch at the Dubai Creek Golf and Country Club with two birdies and a superb par from 10-12 feet to card 2-under 69 in the third round of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship.
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