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Tinning, Reid tied at Dubai Ladies Masters
Danish veteran Iben Tinning and England’s Melissa Reid share the third-round lead Friday at the Dubai Ladies Masters.
Tinning, who will retire from the European Tour after this tournament, was two shots back at the halfway mark but had four birdies on her way to a 3-under 69 to pass overnight leader Lydia Hall of England. Reid was three shots back but had her best score of the tournament — a 4-under 68 — to grab a share of the lead on the final hole.
Hall remained in the hunt a shot back, after she recovered from an early double bogey to shoot even par and remain at 7 under. She was tied with Sweden’s Anna Nordqvist who briefly topped the leaderboard before falling back after carding a late bogey.
Tinning, Reid tied at Dubai Ladies Masters
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