Reuters: Sports News: Korean Kang takes lead at windy CJ Invertational

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Korean Kang takes lead at windy CJ Invertational Oct 12th 2013, 12:32 Share this Email Print Reprints Sat Oct 12, 2013 8:32am EDT (Reuters) - South Korea's Kang Sung-hoon overcame strong winds to grab a three shot lead before bad light in Yeoju curtailed his third round at the CJ Invertational hosted by his compatriot KJ Choi. Kang was four-under for his round through 16 holes before play was called off at the $750,000 Asian Tour event. Leading on 11-under, he and two others will come back early on Sunday to finish before the start of the final round. "The wind was blowing quite strongly but I played it safe. That gave me the chance to attack and avoid the bogeys," the 26-year-old, who played on the U.S. PGA Tour last year, told the Asian Tour. Sweden's Rikard Karlberg shot a one-under-par 71 for a three round total of eight-under 208 and the clubhouse lead with South Korean Kim Tae-hoon also at eight-under after 16 holes of his third round. Asian Tour order of merit leader Kiradech Aphibarnrat of Thailand, the other player not to complete his third round, was a further shot back at seven-under after 16 holes. Tournament host Choi, trying to become the first player to win the same Asian Tour event three years in a row, was in tied 14th after a 70 left him 10 shots back of Kang. "The third round is usually moving day but I just moved a little bit," the eight-times U.S. PGA Tour winner Choi said. "I did everything I could possibly do but it didn't connect to a good score." (Writing by Patrick Johnston in Singapore, editing by Justin Palmer) Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints

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