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CIDCO Open: Rohan Patil Sets Course Record With 64 To Move Into Joint Lead With Veer Ahlawat
Pune’s Rohan Patil (70-69-64), searching for his maiden title, eclipsed the previous course record of 65 set by Veer Ahlawat (65-65-73) in Round One. Rohan thus jumped nine spots from his overnight tied 10th place, even as Gurugram-based Veer, the sole leader for the first two days, held on to his position at the top of the leaderboard.
Subash Tamang (71-68-65) of Nepal, another player looking for his first win, also made major gains with his 65 on day three that lifted him seven spots on the leaderboard with his total reading nine-under 204. Italy’s Michele Ortolani (67-66-72) ended the day a further shot back in fourth place at eight-under 205.
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