Ahmed Al Musharrekh spearheaded a determined Arab assault on the Ras Al Khaimah Classic at Tower Links Golf Club leaderboard going into the final round with a career-best 67 to steal a share of the lead. Al Musharrekh, the only golf professional from the UAE, reeled off seven birdies in his five-under second round and only a double-bogey on the sixth hole prevented the youngster from taking the solo lead as he joined Spain?s Tony Ferrer, Peter Stoja**vski (Macedonia) and Abdulrahman Sihag (Kenya) at the summit of a congested on six-under par. Lurking omi**usly just a shot off the lead is the Moroccan duo of Faycal Serghini and Ahmed Marjane, who shared fifth place with Cennydd Mills (Wales), Craig Hinton (England) and Scotsman Daniel Kay, who is also the highest-placed amateur in the field going into the final day.
10-28-2014, 01:53 AM
Sharjah's Al Musharrekh hits career best 67 to share RAK lead
Ahmed Al Musharrekh spearheaded a determined Arab assault on the Ras Al Khaimah Classic at Tower Links Golf Club leaderboard going into the final round with a career-best 67 to steal a share of the lead. Al Musharrekh, the only golf professional from the UAE, reeled off seven birdies in his five-under second round and only a double-bogey on the sixth hole prevented the youngster from taking the solo lead as he joined Spain?s Tony Ferrer, Peter Stoja**vski (Macedonia) and Abdulrahman Sihag (Kenya) at the summit of a congested on six-under par. Lurking omi**usly just a shot off the lead is the Moroccan duo of Faycal Serghini and Ahmed Marjane, who shared fifth place with Cennydd Mills (Wales), Craig Hinton (England) and Scotsman Daniel Kay, who is also the highest-placed amateur in the field going into the final day.
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