Dysen forced to share top spot in Jakarta

The pressure of being the hunted was not a factor for England’s Simon Dyson as he saw his outright lead become a joint one at the end of round three of the Enjoy Jakarta HSBC Indonesia Open.

The pressure of being the hunted was not a factor for England’s Simon Dyson as he saw his outright lead become a joint one at the end of round three of the Enjoy Jakarta HSBC Indonesia Open.

Dyson made a flying start with an eagle at the first, followed by two birdies in his next three holes, but on-song Australian Andrew Buckle quickly loomed large in his rear-view mirrors.

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