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This is an archive article published on May 9, 2004

Johl closes in on Macau title

Close on the heels of Rahil Gangjee’s achievement last weekend in China, another Indian is on the verge of winning his first Asian Tour...

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Close on the heels of Rahil Gangjee’s achievement last weekend in China, another Indian is on the verge of winning his first Asian Tour title with Amandeep Johl opening up a three-shot lead after the third round to stay firmly on course for a win at the $275,000 Macau Open today.

Johl fired a four-under-par 67 at the Macau Golf and Country Club for a three-day total of 198 to finish clear of American Jason Knutzon, who returned a 68, according to reports reaching here.

Lurking four shots back on 202 are Irish star Padraig Harrington, Taiwanese veteran Chen Tze-chung, who carded a superb round of 62, and last year’s runner-up Scott Barr of Australia.

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