, I'm not ready to even think about the other 1/3rd probability. All three want to win it very badly. Jyoti has under performed this year because of injury and he must be looking for the win to put his golf back on right track, Shiv is looking for his first proffessional win after so many near misses in his rookie year. Marcus Both is also looking for his first win in two years or so (that's what I read in one of the report). So it will be a nerve wrecking contest. Lets see who controls his nerves best.Both is playing a stead golf. The bogey that he got in his 3rd round was only his second bogey in 3 days. (Jyoti and Shiv have 5 and 6 bogeys for the tournament respectively). But hopefully, it will be extermely difficult for Both to conquer both Indians
It was nice to see some good vibes between Jyoti and Shiv. Here are few examples:
"I started a bit shaky, bogeying the second (with a three putt) but I gathered myself and I am pretty satisfied with five under. I enjoyed playing with Shiv. He is a good player. We learned from each other and in a way challenged each other to make birdies."
"I think we fed off each other and Jyoti played fantastic golf on the back nine. I think anytime your partner plays well, it feeds into your own game," said Kapur.
Here is the link for the third day report
And thanks Jaydeep and Sridhar for your reporting.
!!! I have another synonym... Pessimistic!!! But you know preparing for the worst, still leaves the sore taste when the worst happens..
