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.

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.

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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