English golfer Matthew Jordan is two shots behind the leader ahead of the final day of the Al Dunhill Championship. Jordan, who is 30, played a third day of six under par, or 66, and finished the day at 16 under par.
The third day began for Jordan at the Kingsbarns course. In August, he was runner-up at the Nexo Championship, and as an amateur he won the St Andrews Links Trophy in 2017.
The leader is Casey Jarvis from South Africa, who shot 65 without a single stroke over par at St Andrews, reaching 18 under par. He started his round with an eagle on the first hole.
Polish golfer Adrian Meronk is also 16 under par after shooting nine under par, or 63, at Kingsbarns. He recorded birdies on the first four holes, and later added an eagle.
Belgian Thomas Dintree is 15 under par after seven under par, or 65, at St Andrews. Englishman Matt Fitzpatrick shot six under par at St Andrews and is currently 12 under par, as is Calum Hill. Robert MacIntyre defends his title at this tournament.
