Singapore Golf

Siddik shares lead

Bangladesh’s Siddikur Rahman and Malaysia’s Nicholas Fung shared the top position at the end of third round as they continued their mastery at the inaugural World Classic Championship at Laguna National in Singapore on Saturday. India’s Chikka S continued his push for his maiden win on the Asian Tour by signing for a 67 to share third place with Thailand’s Danthai Boonma and Berry Henson of the United States at the US$750,000 Asian Tour event.
Siddikur, who came close to lifting his third Asian Tour title in India last week, has another chance at glory again at the World Classic Championship. “Honestly, I really enjoyed my round today. I gave myself very good chances out there. I managed to grab those chances and came back with a low score. I am really happy with how I played today.
“This is not an easy course. You have to be patient. It will be the same tomorrow. We are all tired and I think the player who has the strongest stamina and a good mental game will have the chance to win tomorrow,” said Siddikur.

 

Singapore Golf

Siddik shares lead

Bangladeshs Siddikur Rahman and Malaysias Nicholas Fung shared the top position at the end of third round as they continued their mastery at the inaugural World Classic Championship at Laguna National in Singapore on Saturday. Indias Chikka S continued his push for his maiden win on the Asian Tour by signing for a 67 to share third place with Thailands Danthai Boonma and Berry Henson of the United States at the US$750,000 Asian Tour event. Siddikur, who came close to lifting his third Asian Tour title in India last week, has another chance at glory again at the World Classic Championship. Honestly, I really enjoyed my round today. I gave myself very good chances out there. I managed to grab those chances and came back with a low score. I am really happy with how I played today. This is not an easy course. You have to be patient. It will be the same tomorrow. We are all tired and I think the player who has the strongest stamina and a good mental game will have the chance to win tomorrow, said Siddikur.