NEW DELHI — Yannik PaulAfter Fridays Indian Open, his lead was extended to five strokes.
The No. The No.119-ranked German started the day with a one-shot lead, before he shot his 3-under 69 at DLF Golf and Country Club, New Delhi.
Paul had four birdies to go with one bogey, bringing his total to 10 under.
Indias Angad CheemaAt 5 under, he was tied for second in a four-way tie Marcel SiemGermany Gudmundur KristjanssonIceland and Mikko KorhonenFinland
Honey BaisoyaIndia and Joost LuitenThe Netherlands was six shots away from the lead.
Paul, who won the European Tours only win last year at the Mallorca Open, is back in action for the sixth consecutive week.
The course suits the game. Paul, who played at Colorado collegiately, said that patience is key. I like India; this is my first time in India. Every tournament I go to, I want to win.
