The Malaysian shot six birdies but also added three bogeys for a fourth-round score of 3-under-par 68 which places him in 13th place tied with eight others.
“Moving day” at the US$1 million (RM4.7 million) Malaysian Open was not a good one as all three Malaysians left in the field faltered in the sweltering heat at the Mines Resort and Golf Club today.
Malaysian Ervin Chang shot a stellar second-round score of nine-under par 62 with six birdies and two eagles today to position himself for a shot to win the US$1 million Malaysian Open at the Mines Resort and Golf Club.
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