Spain's Sergio Garcia opened up a four-stroke lead after firing a superb seven-under 65 in the third round of the 1 million-dollar Thailand Golf Championship at Amata Spring Country Club on Saturday, according to reports.
According to Sport24, the Spanish star surged to 18-under for the tournament with eight birdies and just one bogey.
Matching Garcia's 65 was Sweden's pre-tournament favourite Henrik Stenson who moved into joint second place along with India's Anirbarn Lahiri, the report said.
Joint overnight leader Justin Rose slipped back to fourth spot after a disappointing 70, leaving the Englishman five shots behind the leader, the report added.
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