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GOLF.GARA: Moscatel and Enefer share early Irish Challenge lead

Spaniard Moscatel and Englishman Enefer both signed for eight under par rounds of 64, with South African duo Bryce Easton and Justin Harding one shot adrift on seven under.

Starting on the first, Moscatel quickly moved under par thanks to four birdies inside his opening five holes. The 28-year-old would pick up two more shots, on seven and eight, to move to six under as he made the turn.

After opening the back nine with three consecutive pars, Moscatel dropped his only shot of the day on 13. The Spaniard, however, responded strongly, picking up three shots in his final five holes to cap a fine day’s work.

“I’m really pleased,” he said.

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GOLF.GARA: Harding and Albertse share 54-hole lead in Ireland

South African Albertse, who headed into moving day with a two-stroke advantage, remains at 12 under par following a level-par 70, whilst Harding posted a three under third round of 69 to join his compatriot on the same number.

Harding, who was three strokes adrift heading into the weekend, birdied all four par fives at Killeen Castle and dropped just one shot to set the clubhouse target.

“I played pretty well today,” he said.

“I kept it in play off the tee and gave myself a lot of chances. I’m still waiting for a day like Thursday where you pour them in and the lines jump out at you. I’m happy where I’m at.”

GOLF.GARA: Rasmus Højgaard confident he can compete for second title on home soil

The 25-year-old lifted the Made in Himmerland trophy in 2023 and sits five shots adrift of third-round leader Romain Langasque at nine under par.

Højgaard mixed a double bogey and a dropped shot with three birdies before finishing his round in style by eagling the 16th for second day in succession to card a two-under 70 and a share of seventh.

“It started a bit rough. The first nine holes wasn’t how I wanted it to be,” Højgaard said after reaching the turn with a two-over 38.

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GOLF.GARA: Romain Langasque edges in front after third round in Denmark

The Frenchman began the day two shots adrift of overnight leaders Rozner and Cameron Adam and despite starting his third round at Great Northern with a bogey, he bounced back with six birdies to climb up to 14 under par for the tournament.

Rozner shared the lead as he reached the par-three 18th, but he found the water with his tee-shot and closed with a double bogey to slip into third place.

Langasque’s closest rival was 18-year-old Chinese star Yanhan Zhou, who also registered a 65, to sit at 13 under on a congested leaderboard in Kerteminde.

Langasque is aiming to secure his second DP World Tour title of his career, almost six years since his ISPS HANDA Wales Open success at Celtic Manor.