Cairns, Mazibuko in control

Cairns won the Pre-Open Classic with a one-under par last week and is playing with the confidence of a man in his stride.
Mazibuko also did well in the last event managing a top five finish.

Cairns is playing in his backyard and the Brooke course is proving to be easy one for the professionals with the low scores being recorded.
The players will go into the final round today fully aware that anyone still has the chance as 11 players have managed under-par scores.

The ever-improving Mohamed Mandhu and Dean Schoultz are just one stroke behind the leaders.
Mandhu, who is playing well this season, shot a four-under-par 68 to settle in third place ahead of today’s play.

Kayyam Mandhu, who graduated into professional ranks this season, was on two-under 70.
There were four players on the same score – Mandhu, Dale Howie, Simon Murungweni and Chris Manning.
On one-under-par sits Tongo Charamba, Davison Elijah and Robson Saurombe.

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