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Texas Open Suspended: MacIntyre's Lead Shrinks Amidst Weather Woes
5 Apr
Summary
- Valero Texas Open third round suspended due to severe weather.
- Robert MacIntyre's substantial lead was reduced before play stopped.
- Ludvig Aberg made significant gains on MacIntyre's lead.
Play at the Valero Texas Open was suspended on Saturday due to inclement weather, with the third round unable to conclude as scheduled. The delay, which lasted for six hours, ultimately led officials to halt play for the day. Robert MacIntyre of Scotland, who entered the third round with a significant lead, saw his advantage narrowed by his playing partner, Ludvig Aberg.
MacIntyre had built a four-shot lead after strong opening rounds, but Aberg managed to reduce it to two strokes through six holes before the suspension. Other players also made moves, with Matt Wallace climbing into a tie for third place. The tournament is expected to resume on Sunday, weather permitting, to complete the third round and conclude the event.
