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Australian long-hitter Scott Hend stormed into the lead following the third round of the Macau Open Saturday, his eight-under-par 63 opening up a four-shot lead over Ernie Els .
The South African four-time major winner's chances of taking the top spot at the $800,000 tournament took a hit after Hend charged up the leaderboard with an eagle and seven birdies against a lone bogey for a three-day total of 12-under-par 201 headphone stand.
Els had a good start to the third round, scoring birdies on two of his first three holes.
But he struggled to maintain his early form with dropped shots on 14 and 16, eventually battling to a third round 69 and an overall score of 205 cloud solution.
He is currently placed in joint second with Bangladeshi newcomer Mohammad Siddikur who had been the tournament leader at the halfway point but dropped with a third round of 70.
Els said the tournament was still wide open going into the final day as he, Hend and Siddikur battle it out for the top spot.
"You just hope you get off to a good start and (your opponent) doesn't, and you're in the game. Or, you've got to have a hot finish. So there's a lot of golf left," Els said.
But Hend will go into the final day buoyed by his barnstorming third round.
"(I) just played a little bit better today. That's all I can do," said Hend.
"I've set my goals I want to achieve. If hit my targets, that's all I can ask. If somebody else goes out and shoots 61 tomorrow, and I don't shoot a good enough round, then well done to them. I can only control myself and what I do and that's all I can ask of myself Jewelry hong kong."
India's Rahil Gangjee (66), Filipino Elmer Salvador (70), Daisuke Kataoka of Japan (69) and Baek Seuk-hyun of Korea (70) all share fourth place, a further stroke back embroidered patches.