Magical Kenya Open Leaderboard: Play Suspended Due To Storms

CRUCIAL JARVIS EAGLE

I mentioned that big eagle from Casey Jarvis earlier. It’s been a day of low-scoring once again in soft conditions at Karen Country Club, but take nothing away from the South African here – this is incredible golf…

TOURNAMENT UPDATE

As far as the golf tournament goes, the hooter arrived at a crucial moment. Overnight co-leader Jarvis had just driven the par-4 12th green and holed a really tough eagle putt to move two clear.

His playing partner and main rival for the title at this stage, Davis Bryant, could only make par meanwhile.

Jarvis sits atop the leaderboard on 22-under-par through 12 holes. He is five-under today alone and has rounds of 62, 65 and 66 in his back pocket.

WELCOME

Hello and welcome to Golf Monthly’s coverage of the Magical Kenya Open final round on the DP World Tour.

As is often the way, the live blog was being fired up just as the hooter went on course to suspend play.

The final round was already pushed forward by several hours due to the expected threat of thunderstorms on Sunday, with groups going off in threes in a two-tee start.

However, the plan only saw most players complete around two-thirds of their final rounds before a huge ripple of thunder clapped overhead and everyone was told to make their way to safety.