Japan’s Keita Nakajima will take a four-shot lead into the final round of the Hero Indian Open as he goes in search of a maiden DP World Tour title in New Delhi.
Nakajima has been on top of the leadeboard since day one at DLF Golf & Country Club and followed up back-to-back 65s with a 68 to get to 18 under and match the biggest 54-hole lead of the season so far.
So first time in India but this is very good country and great gold courses so you know course is very tough but I’m very enjoying the this week I’m very happy to be by four but tomorrow is uh fail a little pressure but just fun keep Going this is my fresh year on the DP I’m really honored to playing be here then try to win this week uh that event is my first play in the DP but very confident with result then yeah course was tough but I played well and that experience for helping this Week I don’t have home home call in Japan but Japan is very good C too many Great Courses yeah if I go back to Japan I can practice a lot Everywhere my idol is uh you know Corin Corin morawa his same T made same agent so I want to war the de open same like uh Corin that’s my Goal tiger coring Andi Japan Superstar He
