Justin Rose has edge on Tommy Fleetwood ahead of final day in Race to Dubai
Just two shots separated Britons Justin Rose and Tommy Fleetwood after both players posted near-perfect third-round 65s on Saturday to create a final-day shootout in the Race to Dubai.Rose continues to savor the edge, leading the.
DP World Tour Championship on 15 under par by one shot from South Africa's Dylan Frittelli and Spain's Jon Rahm.Fleetwood is merely behind on 13 under with another South African Dean Burmester. A win by either Rose, second in the points standings before this tournament, or leader Fleetwood would guarantee either the Race to Dubai title and the $1.25 million bonus.Rose would also win by finishing second, assuming he's ahead of Fleetwood, and could still claim the end-of-season accolade by finishing as little as fifth if he finishes greater than his compatriot. Rose's only other order of merit triumph was in 2007 but he's posted wins in his past two tournaments.
DP World Tour Championship on 15 under par by one shot from South Africa's Dylan Frittelli and Spain's Jon Rahm.Fleetwood is merely behind on 13 under with another South African Dean Burmester. A win by either Rose, second in the points standings before this tournament, or leader Fleetwood would guarantee either the Race to Dubai title and the $1.25 million bonus.Rose would also win by finishing second, assuming he's ahead of Fleetwood, and could still claim the end-of-season accolade by finishing as little as fifth if he finishes greater than his compatriot. Rose's only other order of merit triumph was in 2007 but he's posted wins in his past two tournaments.
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