Day 3 in Numbers: True Thailand Classic

<strong><em>Moving Day at Black Mountain GC was a memorable one for Scott Hend, who came agonisingly close to making an albatross at the 609-yard par five 13th hole, on the way to taking the third round lead. See the best numbers here... </em></strong>

<strong>15</strong>– under par leads the way for Hend going into the final day

<strong>66 </strong>– the Australian’s six under par third round included five birdies, one eagle and one bogey

<strong>400 </strong>– yard drive from Hend at the par five 13th hole led to his eagle

<strong>16</strong>– fairways found all-week for Hend, who has still managed to hit 42 greens in regulation

<strong>1</strong>– shot lead for the 41 year old over experienced duo Thongchai Jaidee & Miguel Ángel Jiménez

<strong>0 </strong>– bogeys in Jiménez’s third round 69

<strong>67</strong>– for home favourite Jaidee, who was also bogey-free on Moving Day

<strong>17</strong>– greens in regulation found for Jaidee – the same number he managed to find in round two as well

<strong>5 </strong>– birdies, four bogeys and one double bogey in Richard T. Lee’s up and down round of 73

<strong>65</strong>– was low round of the day from Javier Colomo and Jyoti Randhawa

<strong>4 </strong>– Australians are in the top five in Thailand going into the final day – they are Hend, Richard Green, Wade Ormsby & Andrew Dodt

<strong>35</strong>– places Thomas Bjørn moved up the leaderboard courtesy of a fine six under par round of 66 (the Dane is in a tie for 13th)

<strong>12</strong>– the par four played the hardest with only one birdie being made there all day (it averaged 4.29)

<strong>2</strong>– the par five was the easiest, averaging 4.59

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