DLF golfer Honey Baisoya held the clubhouse lead for much of the day with a six-under-par 66 before losing it to the late-charging German Yannik Paul (65), who seemed to continue from where he let off last week where he finished second.
The winner of the Thailand Classic is not the only one to feel confident after a fine win in Thailand. Among the top four from Thailand Classic, Yannik Paul of Germany was sole second, while Alexander Knappe, who won twice on the Challenge Tour, and Joost Luiten, a six-time winner on DP World Tour, were tied third.
Ajeetesh Sandhu fired four under 68 to keep the Indian challenge alive as the several home favourites including Shubhankar Sharma…
