Australia’s Min Woo Lee and Japan’s Rikuya Hoshino are poised for another thrilling final-day battle, sharing a one-stroke lead at the Australian Open after the third round. Lee, last week’s Australian PGA Championship winner, fought back with a 10-foot birdie putt to match Hoshino’s 13-under total. Hoshino’s spectacular eagle and birdie on the 14th and 18th holes, respectively, secured him a six-under-par 65. Briton Alex Fitzpatrick and American Patrick Rodgers are in contention at 12-under. The exciting duel sets the stage for a gripping finish, reminiscent of their recent clash, with Lee aiming for back-to-back victories.
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