Alfred Dunhill Championship: Langasque and Couvra in the fight

Just behind, at -10, lives ready to pounce like a wild feline from the animal park of Leopard Creek a group of five players at -10, including Romain Langasque. The first Frenchman in the ranking delivered a great third day, which he capped with a card of 68 (-4) including five birdies, including three in a row at the start of the return. In a top that he has reinstated, he is now ahead by a length Martin Couvrera9^e at -9 after his 70 (-2) of the day. THE rookie on the DP World Tour started on the same basis as his occasional playing partner near Cannes, with three birdies and an eagle, for only one bogey. However, he had to give up a little ground with a double bogey at 16. Despite everything, he remains among the candidates for the best places, which would constitute his first significant breakthrough in the first division, just a few weeks after joining it.

The six other French people present this weekend will observe the final packaging from afar. At the 28^e place at -4 total, Ugo Coussaud suddenly ahead Frédéric Lacroix35^eand two Alexander Levy, 43^e. Julien Guerrier, 49^e at -1, points a length ahead Benjamin Hebert, 51^ehimself three shots ahead of Pierre Pineau, 62^e.