BMW PGA Championship – third circular-16 L Aberg (Swe);-14 C Syme (Sco), T Fleetwood (Eng);-13 C Shinkwin (Eng), R Fox (Aus);-12 J Rahm (Spa)
Chosen others:-11 T Hatton (Eng), M Helligkilde (Den);-10 R Hoshino (Jpn), T Dentry (Bel);-9 S Lowry (Anger), R Ramsey (Sco);-6 R McIlroy (NI)
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Ludvig Aberg of Sweden leads going into the ultimate circular of the BMW PGA Championship, closing on 16 beneath standard, two shots clear of Scot Connor Syme and Englishman Tommy Fleetwood.
Callum Shinkwin and Ryan Fox are one shot advance back on 13 beneath
World number two Jon Rahm, who has wrapped up moment on both past appearances at Wentworth, is 12 beneath after a third circular 66.
Aberg, who as it were turned proficient in June and is portion of Europe’s group for the Ryder Container afterward this month, too shot 66 in interest of back to back DP World Visit titles.
The 23-year-old let go in an falcon and five birdies, and his as it were dark check was on the 13th where he holed a 35-foot putt to constrain the harm to a intruder.
“[Wentworth] is one of the greatest occasions on the DP World Visit, it’s been like that for a long time,” Aberg said.
“I’ve got recollections of Alex [Noren] winning here when he hit an mind boggling shot into 18. It’s truly cool to see myself up there. I need to squeeze myself within the arm each presently and after, that but it’s very cool.
“I think desires fair changed after Switzerland in terms of knowing I can do it. Indeed in spite of the fact that I’ve won in college very a bit it is distinctive, whether you like it or not, to win on the master arrange and it was lovely cool to do that.
“I may tell myself that I might do it and was great sufficient and ideally I’ll be able to do that tomorrow as well.”
Aberg too conceded that winning the PGA Visit is “exceptionally, exceptionally tall” on his list of aspirations.
