Intro:

Romain Wattel of France has shot a six under par round of 64 to take a three shot lead over Scortland's Richie Ramsay at the conclusion of the third round of the KLM Open in Zandvoort, the Netherlands.

Script:

It's been a day of highs and lows in the third round of the KLM open in the Netherlands.

Pablo Larrazabal's run for the title came to grief in the brambles surrounding the par three eighth hole.

This double hit saw the Spaniard end the day at 5 under.

Defending champion and local hero Joost Luiten sits six shots off the lead.

He ended the day with a three under par 67.

Peter Uihlein of the United States, last year's Rookie of the Year, kept up his consistent form.

He's sitting alongside England's Andy Sullivan at nine under par.

Sullivan, still looking for his first Tour win, shot a 66, his best round of the week so far.

Compatriot Paul Casey had the round of the day.

He hit nine birdies and very nearly holed his second shot to his final hole for a first-ever 59.

The highlight of the day went to Richie Ramsay who nearly repeated a hole-in-one at the par three eleventh.

The Scot recorded a second straight 65 to get to 11 under, three off leader Romain Wattel of France.

While playing partner Larrazabal was having a nightmare at the 8th, Wattel rolled in this huge putt for birdie.

No Frenchman has ever won the KLM Open, but Wattel, at 14-under has a great chance going into the final day.