Zane Scotland, the most successful player in the history of the MENA Golf Tour with six titles, put himself in line for a seventh one. The 32-year-old Scotland, who opened with a 68, returned a solid 69 to move to seven-under, four shots ahead of a six-man group which included overnight leader Antonio Arjona Bue** of Spain, Shafiq Masih (Pakistan), James Yeoman (England), Faycal Serghni (Morocco), Juan Salcedo (Mexico) and Carlos Balmaseda (Spain). The English duo of Christopher Can**n and Jake Shepherd and Scotland?s Daniel Kay shared eighth place a further shot adrift on two-under par.
10-25-2014, 04:44 AM
Zane Scotland in line for seventh MENA title at Oman's Ghala Valley
Zane Scotland, the most successful player in the history of the MENA Golf Tour with six titles, put himself in line for a seventh one. The 32-year-old Scotland, who opened with a 68, returned a solid 69 to move to seven-under, four shots ahead of a six-man group which included overnight leader Antonio Arjona Bue** of Spain, Shafiq Masih (Pakistan), James Yeoman (England), Faycal Serghni (Morocco), Juan Salcedo (Mexico) and Carlos Balmaseda (Spain). The English duo of Christopher Can**n and Jake Shepherd and Scotland?s Daniel Kay shared eighth place a further shot adrift on two-under par.
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