Three amateurs tied for 22nd at Australian Open

11/28/2015 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

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Bryson DeChambeau, Jordan Niebrugge, and Chun-An Yu are at 3-over par through 54 holes at The Australian Golf Club

ROSEBERY, Australia — Amateurs Bryson DeChambeau, Jordan Niebrugge, and Chun-An Yu are at 3-over par through 54 holes at the Australian Open, and are in a tie for 22nd place. DeChambeau, who tied for second last week at the Australian Masters, entered the weekend tied for 14th place but posted 74 on Saturday to drop a few places back. Meanwhile, Oklahoma State senior Jordan Niebrugge, who opened with 77, shot his second straight under par round to continue his climb up the leaderboard. Chun-An Yun, of Taiwan, posted 72 to rebound nicely from 76 on Friday. Ryan Ruffels of Australia rounded out the amateurs to make the cut, and at 6-over par, Ruffels is tied for 48th place with a round remaining.

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