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Triple bogey for Oosthuizen on 17

That is him out of contention for the win, and also his team, Stinger GC, who drop into third place, seven shots off Legion XIII.

Oosthuizen hit his third shot on the par-4 17th into the water

Coming out of the sand, his ball flew over the green to a watery grave. That looks to have sunk the South African’s victory chances.

Burmester back in solo lead

Expect that win probability to change again. It had him and Garcia both on 39% before Burmester’s last shot.

Birdie putt on 15 gives Garcia share of lead again

Just before he played his shot the win probability gave Burmester at 51% and Garcia on 17%. They are now tied on -11. Louis Oosthuizen has just joined them on that figure, A three-way tie for the lead.

Helping hand

Equipment changes

Many of the players this week have made changes to their equipment, as my eagle-eyed colleague Matt Cradock has noted.

Burmester has solo lead

Teammate Louis makes and up-and-down for a bogey, and Dean chases his birdie putt further past the hole than expected, but holes his par putt nevertheless. A one-shot lead.

A happier moment for Oosthuizen

Oosthuizen in trouble

He finds a greenside bunker in the par-3 15th and his escape from it rolls across the elevated green and down a slope towards water. But it holds up so stays dry. But he has this chip from the sloping rough to remain in the lead. 

Louis Oosthuizen joins Burmester in lead

Two South Africans… two members of Stinger GC… two in the lead… Stinger GC go second

Caddie changes

Jon Rahm’s caddie was taken ill before today’s round, so Rahm has a friend on his bag. Tyrrell Hatton’s caddy is also unwell, and so Hatton’s agent has stepped in to caddy for him. He is getting to hear a lot of swear words from his player during the course of the round. Five swear words in the last four short sentences, for example, as Hatton expressed his…