South African pair Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel accomplished simply 4 holes within the Alfred Dunhill Championship earlier than the specter of a lightning delay of 4 hours and 39 minutes; One other 42 minutes of play was all that was attainable earlier than play was suspended for the day
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Louis Oosthuizen should face compatriot Charl Schwartzel on Monday at Alfred Dunhill Stadium as a result of storms.
Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel will transfer their battle for the Alfred Dunhill Championship title to Monday after storms ruined the fourth day in South Africa.
Going into the ultimate spherical with a five-shot lead at 15 beneath, the foremost profitable pair accomplished simply 4 holes earlier than there was a four-hour and 39-minute delay attributable to a lightning risk.
An extra 42 minutes would have been performed after the resumption, however with heavy rain and extra lightning within the space, play was suspended for the day with Oosthuizen and Schwartzel down eight.
Within the seven holes they accomplished, the main pair moved to 16 beneath as Oosthuizen bogeyed the second and sixth however discovered the water on the seventh, whereas Schwartzel made good points on the third.
Schwartzel and Oosthuizen sit atop the leaderboard at 16 beneath
That allowed their taking part in associate and fellow South African Christian Bezuidenhout to chop the deficit to a few pictures after making birdies at second, third and fifth.
England’s Andy Sullivan was 11 beneath beneath together with Germany’s Matty Schmid, one away from one other English participant, Marco Bing, and all three had 10 holes to play.
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