Von Dellingshausen takes 3-shot lead of Tenerife Open
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Germany's Von Dellingshausen powers to Tenerife Open lead News24 German golfer Nicolai von Dellingshause n carded a low 62 on Friday to take a three-shot lead heading into the weekend at the Tenerife Open. Von Dellingshausen does not have full playing privileges on the European Tour but looked very much at home at Golf Costa Adeje as he moved to 16-under to take a three stroke lead from home favourite Pep Angles. "Just another great day in the office. I played well tee to green, had a couple of good putts but just stiffed it a lot more than I did yesterday with crucial up and downs. Just a ...
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