Battle strains are drawn as Muthaiga’s Greg Snow and residential participant Mohit Mediratta go head-to-head within the ultimate spherical of this 12 months’s Safari Tour Sequence third leg on the par 72 Sigona Golf Membership course from 8am on Wednesday.
The recent-charging Snow produced a advantageous spherical of 4 below par 68 within the third spherical on Tuesday to dislodge third-round chief Mediratta from the highest of the leaderboard.
Muthaiga professional Snow set off for the day with the management in thoughts and his marketing campaign began with a clear entrance 9 that included birdies on the third, fourth, fifth, and ninth gap.
And regardless of bogeying the 14th, sixteenth, and the final gap, three birdies additionally on the again 9’s tenth, fifteenth, and seventeenth noticed him stage the closing 9, and a 3 rounds complete of 10 below par 206, which left Mediratta 4 photographs behind in second place.
“I obtained off to a very good begin within the entrance 9 and I assumed there was a low rating on the market, however on the whole, I performed nicely within the first 9, and sure, I performed nicely all the identical,” stated Snow.
He stated his sport is bettering for the higher after getting a brand new coach (Johnny Limb) and believes he has an incredible probability of higher outcomes at Sigona and within the different occasions to observe.
Then again, the day three chief Mediratta had a clear entrance 9 additionally, however with just one birdie on the eighth. He launched into the again 9 nicely rolling in a birdie on the tenth, he bogeyed the twelfth gap, then got here an terrible seven on the par four-Thirteenth.
“I drove to the bush, tried to chip out, however hit a tree and the ball went additional contained in the bush. I got here out finally however ended with the triple bogey. I hoped to make some birdies on the remaining 5 holes, however I used to be profitable in making one on the sixteenth,” stated Mediratta.
The 2 might be joined within the ultimate spherical by Muthaiga’s Njoroge Kibugu, who performed a bogey-free 5 below par 67 to tie for third place with spherical one chief Samuel Njoroge, who shot one below par 71 for a 3 rounds complete of 5 below par 211, only a shot higher than senior pro-Dismas Indiza on his personal with 4 below par 212.
Kibugu made eight pars within the entrance 9 with the one birdie coming on the fourth gap, then he birdied the tenth, twelfth, 14th, and fifteenth for a low 32 on the again 9 and an opportunity to problem his club-mate Snow and Mediratta for the title on Wednesday.
The Kakamega-based Indiza on the opposite birdied the fourth and sixth with a bogey in between, then completed the entrance 9 with a birdie on the ninth gap. He nevertheless parred from the tenth to the seventeenth gap, birdied the 18th for a 69.
Greg Snow- 69, 69, 68= 206
Mohit Mediratta 70, 67, 73= 210
Njoroge Kibugu 72, 72, 67= 211
Samuel Njoroge 68, 72, 71= 211
Dismas Indiza 73, 70, 69= 212
Riz Charania 73, 71, 69= 213
Tony Omuli 71, 73, 70= 214.