OKAYAMA, Japan—Filipino Angelo Que matched his struggling opening round of 2-over-par 74 and fell into a five-man tie for 56th place after 54 holes of the Gateway to the Open-Mizuno Open at Setonaikai Golf Club Saturday.
A three-time winner on the Asian Golf Tour, who is making a rare appearance in the Japan circuit, Que assembled a three-round total of 217 with his earlier rounds of 74-69.
Taichi Teshima of Japan shot a 6-under 66 to share the lead at 204 with Australian Scott Strange who carded a 68.
They were three shots ahead of Prayad Marksaeng of Thailand and Japan’s Tadahiro Takayama.
Michael Hendry of New Zealand, the leader in the first two rounds with scores of 63-73, collapsed with a 77 and tumbled down to a tie for 27th at 213. Japan Golf Tour News