De Jonge through in Deere Classic

He was sitting on position 19 after the first three rounds.
De Jonge carded 68, 68 and 67.

He was tied with six other professionals in the US$4,6 million tournament.
Last week, he missed the cut.

Meanwhile, Khatso James and Chris Mutambarinwa won this year’s edition of the ZB Bank after amassing 46 points at Chapman.
Charles Makombe and Onesimo Mazai Moyo were the runners-up on 44 points while David Chigunde and Charles Njawaya in third place after count-out.

The duo, who were on 42 points, got the better of George Chikava and David Chawota and Chris Hokonya and Ebson Hungwe who were also on 42 points.

ZB Bank group chief operating officer, Ronny Mutandagayi, praised all the players.

“We are happy that you enjoyed the day and this year’s event was a memorable one.
“We thank you for the support and we look forward to having you again next year,” said Mutandagayi.

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