00:00Hello, it's Martin Dempster, the Scotsman Golf Correspondent here, coming to you from Wentworth Golf Club in Surrey
00:08at the start of the final day in the BMW PGA Championship, an $8 million Rolex Series event.
00:19Sharing the lead heading into the final 18 holes, our Swede, Alex Norn,
00:25winner of the recent Betford British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo at the Belfry,
00:32and Frenchman Adrian Sadier, another winner on the DP World Tour this season.
00:40Norn is a former winner of this event, as is Englishman Tyrrell Hatton,
00:46and he has the leaders in his sights heading into the closing circuit
00:52after a best of the day 64 in Saturday's third round.
00:58Hatton is a Rolex Series Specialist, he's chasing his seventh win in these big events,
01:05and he's certainly got the tail between his legs heading here for what promises to be an exciting closing day.
01:15The tea times have been brought forward, bad weather's in the forecast,
01:20while I'm sure Luke Donald has also had an influence on that because he's flying out to New York tonight
01:29with his Ryder Cup players as they head to Bethpage Black tomorrow and Tuesday for a Ryder Cup visit.
01:37Ewan Ferguson, he's the leading scot heading into the final round on ten under, he's five off the lead,
01:44still in with a chance, he's tied for six with Richie Ramsey, a shot behind his compatriot.
01:51Conor Syme, he's also in action in the closing round.
01:57Bob McIntyre, he was a victim of a second cut, a rare thing on the DP World Tour,
02:06which was down to a large number of players getting through the first 36 holes.
02:12He bogeyed the hole behind me, the par 5 18th in the second round to end up on two under,
02:19and that saw him miss out on this final day by one shot.
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