Rahil Gangjee, Shiv Kapur continue to struggle in Taiwan Masters
Rahil Gangjee, one-over for the front nine, dropped threebogeys between 11th and 15th before posting a birdie on 18th during his round of 75. At a total of six-over 222 he was tied 22nd, down five places from overnight 17th.
The course continuedto test the golfers as only four managed to break par in the third round of the USD 600,000 Mercuries Taiwan Masters at the Taiwan Golf and Country Club here on Saturday.
There is also a threat of Typhoon Fitow expected to bringtorrential rain and gusty winds over the weekend in Tamsui.
Rahil Gangjee, one-over for the front nine, dropped threebogeys between 11th and 15th before posting a birdie on 18th during his round of 75. At a total of six-over 222 he was tied 22nd, down five places from overnight 17th.
Shiv Kapur had a tough time with a card of 80 that included nine birdies and just one birdie. He is now 13-over for three rounds and in 50th place.
Australia's Scott Hend stood on the brink of his fourth Asian Tour win when he carded a two-under-par 70 to regain his lead after the third round.
Overnight leader Sam Cyr of the United States slipped to second place after signing for a 73 on a day where only four players managed to break par at the Taiwan Golf and Country Club.
Bangladesh's Siddikur remained in contention for his second win on the region's premier Tour when he posted a 71 to share third place with Thailand's Panuphol Pittayarat who carded a 72 at the richest Asian Tour event to be staged in Chinese Tsipei this season.