Young Jayden Schaper will head into the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship on Sunday one shot off the pace.
The 19-year-old sh0t a five-under-par 67 for his third round on Saturday to conclude the day on 13 under and one stroke behind the leader, Adrian Meronk.
Schaper rolled in three birdies and one eagle on the 15th hole to make a significant climb up the leaderboard.
‘If you’re nervous it means you’re near the top, and that’s a good thing. Growing up, I’ve always kept myself in the moment and I’ve really enjoyed the pressure. So I’m going to go out and enjoy every moment and have the best time of my life out there,’ he said.
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What a shot @schaperjayden ?
The 19 year old continues to impress at the #DunhillChamps pic.twitter.com/zDoJMvSsOi
— The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) November 28, 2020
Meronk shot a third-round 71 in what has been a composed and solid couple of days for the Pole at Leopard Creek.
Christiaan Bezuidenhout also made solid ground on the leaderboard and signed off with a four-under 68 on Saturday, which means he will go into the final round on 11 under par and in third place.
