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BMW International Open: Martin Kaymer also plays on Moving Day at large and remains with a 67 to square one. Engster tracker is Charl Schwartzel, six strokes behind.Martin Kaymer was also after the third day, the so-called Moving Day, its leaders say. The 23-year-old professional from Mettmann showed in the 20th Edition of the BMW International Open in Munich GC Eichenried again inspiring shots and played a very sovereign 67 (-5). The excess flying from North Rhine-Westphalia was again without a bogey came on five birdies and 13 pars. This goes with 18 shots in place standard in the final day. A great man has provided the conclusion of the tournament course: In the 18 he could after a drive into the fairway bunker only the third ball into Green beat lochte but well before the public gallery filled his birdie putt from more than ten metres in length.

In the press conference after the round was the Mettmanner accordingly relaxed and good mood. "Today is not quite as many putts fallen, but I have very solid blows. The greens were a little faster. "The evening is already:" I will still beat a few balls, then meal and maybe go to the Players Party. "

The sole second at -12, the South Africans Charl Schwartzel, after two 69er scores with a 66 his best performance on the 18 holes in Eichenried showed. Another stroke back are Paul Casey (70 +68 +67), England's Ross Fisher (70 +68 +67), whose fellow countryman Benn Barham (68 +68 +69) and the French leisure juggler Thomas Levet (69 +69 + 67) - a memorable are his magic tricks, with whom he Ryder Cup in 2004, the fascinated spectators. This followed the Frenchman Francois Delamontagne (66 +70 +70), Britain's David Lynn (67 +73 +66), the Dane Anders Hansen (69 +70 +67) and Tino Schuster with ten under par

Sensational can finally the appearance of Schuster call, which was on the Challenge Tour is at home. The 29-year-old, to launch a 68, followed by 69 strokes on Friday. On the third day was the Stuttgart with a another 69-round super follow, even if it is on the final hole, a three-putt bogey had to accept. As shared seventh, the German with eight strokes behind Kaymer the finals.

Big names follow

The twice U.S. Open champion Retief Goosen played his third in succession and 69 starts at -9 on the shared eleventh place in the final day. David Howell came after results of 69 and 69 do not have a 71, and occupies 18th place with -7 Improve could, however, Colin Montgomerie, the Ryder Cup be in play. The Scottish veteran reached 68 and ranks with seven also in the top 20

Less well when it ran Henrik Stenson. The Swede was großgewachsene after scores of 69 and 68 and provided little eingeknickt on the third day "only" a par round. That he also shares 18 Place. Frustrated was hung Thomas Björn: The Dane, Sheehan for results of 71 and 67 a 76 and fell on two under par. Even worse ran almost exclusively with Niclas Fasth. A 81 left the Swede on the shared 65th Rank - the last place in the ranking - behind.

Drittbester is the amateur German Stephan Gross Golf Club of St. Leon-Rot. The 20-year-old handicapped +2.3 played with his caddie and coach Ted Long scores of 71, 68 and 71 - so is the young DGV squad players in an excellent 24th Place. Gross still has no plans soon to be professional. The first time he graduated from Arizona State in the United States quit.

"It is a super feeling to play here," said the young talent after the round. "I meet the ball well, the place is super, the greens too." Even the performance of Martin Kaymers rejoiced Gross: "I was formerly with Martin played in the squad. We see by his performance that it can be done. "

Cejka and Langer only mediocre

Alex Cejka came on day three with a 71 into the clubhouse. But the round is expected to Munich with Czech roots and American residence tasted some nerves. Two birdies reach the 37-year-olds in the first nine to eleven hole, Sheehan Cejka but then thanks to a water ball and an 8 lost three strokes. Further birdies on 15 and 16 cars were but a less Par With results from 74, 67 and 71 (-4) occupies the 35th Cejka Place.

One more blow to the account Bernhard Langer. The 50-year-old comes on results of 70, 72 and 71 - three under par for the tournament (No. 43). However, Germany was serving professional golfer again not entirely happy with his game: 29 putts for a man of his class too much, he also met with 12 "greens in regulation" is still not enough greens with the iron.