Moving day in New Zealand

Travis shot a 5 under par third round to climb the leaderboard and be tied 12th in the 100th staging of the New Zealand Open.He is now 10 under par some 7 strokes behind the leader Aussie rookie Zach Murray.  In second place, just one shot adrift of Murray, is New Zealander Josh Geary who carded 9 under par.  That's a good indication that anything could happen on Sunday.Travis teed off the third round with former US Open  Champion Geoff Ogilvy. (that's 2006 if you're wondering!)"Yeah got to be happy with the result today.  Holed lots of putts but missed a few as well from within 5 feet so could have been even deeper red. Looking forward to playing with Jazz tomorrow."Trav tees off the 4th round with Jazz Janewattananond one of the top Thai professionals on the Asian Tour.