IMPROVING MCINTOSH IS STILL T46 IN JUNIOR ORANGE BOWL
Scottish boys' match-play champion Eric McIntosh (Bruntsfield Links) is improving with every round - 79 75 74 - but a 15-over-par 54-hole tally of 218 for the par-71 Donald Ross-designed Biltmore Course at Coral Gables, Florida has him stuck in a share of 46th place in the boys' field of 56 at the Junior Orange Bowl golf tournament.
Starting his third round at the 10th, the Lothians lad bogeyed the17th and 18th for a two over par first nine of 38 but he then had his lowest score over holes one to nine - one over par 36 with birdies at the par-5 first and par-4 fourth.
Bogeys at the the second, seventh and ninth outnumbered his birdies, however
The Scot is 25 strokes behind the long time leader, 15 year old Australian Karl Vilips (65-67-71) who has a one-shot advantage with 18 holes to play over the defending champion, Norway's Kristofer Reitan who set a new championship record low of eight-under 63 in the third round.
Somi Lee (South Korea) retained the girls' ead on seven-under 206. She is four strokes clear of France's Agathe Laisne and Monet Chun (Canada).
Sweden's Linn Grant, daughter of a Scottish-born club pro, had a hole in one in compiling a third-round 69 which took her up to fifth place on 214, eight off the pace.
THIRD-ROUND LEADERBOARD
Coral Gables, Biltmore Hotel Course, Florida
BOYS
par 213 (3x71), yardage 6,742
203 Karl Vilips (Australia) 65 67 71
204 Kristofer Reitan (Norway) 70 71 63
205 Edgar Catherine (France) 68 70 67
206 Mateo Fernandez de Oliveir (Argentina) 69 68 69
207 Joaquin Niemann (Chile) 67 70 70
208 Pedro Silva (Portugal) 70 70 68, Jerry Ji (Netherlands) 72 69 67
210 Will Dickson (USA) 71 69 70
SELECTED SCORE
228 Eric McIntosh (Scotland) 79 75 74 (T46)
Field of 56
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LEADING GIRLS
par 213 (3x71), yardage 6,089
206 Somi Lee (S Korea) 68 69 69
210 Agathe Laisne (France) 67 72 71, Monet Chun (Canada) 68 73 69
213 Ana Laura Collado (Mexico) 69 72 69
214 Linn Grant (Sweden) 74 71 69
216 Hikari Kuranaga (Japan) 71 75 70, Focus Jonglikit (Thailand) 79 70 67
218 Lucie Malchirand (France) 73 75 70
219 Alexa Plano (USA) 73 71 75
Field of 33
TO VIEW ALL THE GIRLS' SCORES CLICK HERE
Starting his third round at the 10th, the Lothians lad bogeyed the17th and 18th for a two over par first nine of 38 but he then had his lowest score over holes one to nine - one over par 36 with birdies at the par-5 first and par-4 fourth.
Bogeys at the the second, seventh and ninth outnumbered his birdies, however
The Scot is 25 strokes behind the long time leader, 15 year old Australian Karl Vilips (65-67-71) who has a one-shot advantage with 18 holes to play over the defending champion, Norway's Kristofer Reitan who set a new championship record low of eight-under 63 in the third round.
Somi Lee (South Korea) retained the girls' ead on seven-under 206. She is four strokes clear of France's Agathe Laisne and Monet Chun (Canada).
Sweden's Linn Grant, daughter of a Scottish-born club pro, had a hole in one in compiling a third-round 69 which took her up to fifth place on 214, eight off the pace.
THIRD-ROUND LEADERBOARD
Coral Gables, Biltmore Hotel Course, Florida
BOYS
par 213 (3x71), yardage 6,742
203 Karl Vilips (Australia) 65 67 71
204 Kristofer Reitan (Norway) 70 71 63
205 Edgar Catherine (France) 68 70 67
206 Mateo Fernandez de Oliveir (Argentina) 69 68 69
207 Joaquin Niemann (Chile) 67 70 70
208 Pedro Silva (Portugal) 70 70 68, Jerry Ji (Netherlands) 72 69 67
210 Will Dickson (USA) 71 69 70
SELECTED SCORE
228 Eric McIntosh (Scotland) 79 75 74 (T46)
Field of 56
TO VIEW ALL THE BOYS' SCORES CLICK HERE
LEADING GIRLS
par 213 (3x71), yardage 6,089
206 Somi Lee (S Korea) 68 69 69
210 Agathe Laisne (France) 67 72 71, Monet Chun (Canada) 68 73 69
213 Ana Laura Collado (Mexico) 69 72 69
214 Linn Grant (Sweden) 74 71 69
216 Hikari Kuranaga (Japan) 71 75 70, Focus Jonglikit (Thailand) 79 70 67
218 Lucie Malchirand (France) 73 75 70
219 Alexa Plano (USA) 73 71 75
Field of 33
TO VIEW ALL THE GIRLS' SCORES CLICK HERE
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