Brisbane’s Paul Donahoo has put himself in the box seat, heading into the final round of the New South Wales Open.
Sydney’s Anthony Summers moved into a tie for second alongside Lake Macquarie’s James Nitties.
The only thing bothering Donahoo on day three were the bugs .. his round included two birdies and an eagle.
Nitties sits two shots back thanks to an eagle and birdie on his final three holes.
The 29 year old was unlucky not to be even closer.
Summers made his move with a flawless round which included four birdies, as he staked a claim for the title.
Playing partner Jake Higginbottom is also within striking distance after the local amateur carded a 68.
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