The weather in Tokyo on Saturday turned out to be favorable, and this time it was allowed to play the full round of the championship for golfers. A Pole, Adrian Mironek, is also taking part in the competition.

Anna Baginska

Anna Baginska

Adrian Myronk

Getty Images/Warren Little/Pictured: Adrian Meronke

After yesterday’s weather problems, the second round of golf competitions concluded on Sunday evening. On top of that, the third series was shown, in which the pole, Adrian Meronck, also competed. Unfortunately, he cannot boast of an impressive result, being 46th out of 60 ranked players. This is a better ninth place finish than it was at the end of the second round the day before, but there is only one round left to play. The pole result is -1, which is 1 less than the so-called equality (the base).

American Xander Shaveli, who maintained his leading position after the third round, has a good chance of winning the gold medal. Its score is -14. Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama (-13) is directly behind him and improves his position in this round. And the third of the former sanitary men are Briton Paul Casey and Mexican Carlos Ortiz (both -12). The decisive match for the medals is on Sunday.

Ranking after the third round of golfers’ competition:
1- Xander Shaveli (USA) -14
2- Hideki Matsuyama (Japan) -13
3- Paul Casey (UK) -12
3- Carlos Ortiz (Mexico) – 12
5- Sebastian Munoz (Colombia) -11
5- Rory McIlroy (Ireland) – 11
5- Mito Pereira (Chile) -11
5- Sepp Straka (Austria) -11
9- Tommy Fleetwood (UK) -10
9- Shane Lowry (Ireland) -10
….
46- Adrian Mironc (Poland) -1

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