Spieth, Song in cliffhanger as weather halts play

Singapore - The South Korean is looking to secure his first career title after taking six-runners-up places in Japan and South Korea during the past three years.

A thunderstorm halted the final round of the SMBC Singapore Open on Sunday just as world number one Jordan Spieth was attempting to go a stroke behind leader Song Young Han on the 18th hole.
This left the competition in a cliffhanger as the South Korean had two more holes to play and was lining up a 10-foot par on the 16th. The $1.0 million tournament will now be decided when play resumes on Monday morning at the Sentosa Golf Club's Serapong Course.
The South Korean is looking to secure his first career title after taking six-runners-up places in Japan and South Korea during the past three years.
Inclement weather and fading light have dogged the competition since Thursday, suspending play that had to be resumed the following day. A total of 15 players had to complete round three this morning, with Spieth playing two holes and Song five.
The session ended with the Texan trailing the South Korean by five strokes.
Plagued by erratic form in the last three days, Spieth conceded he was rushing his game, trying to do too much and making the wrong decisions. Heading into the final round, the 22-year-old resolved to change his approach to narrow the gap.
"I have got to hit as many greens in regulation as possible, I just have not done that," said the American. "All it takes is a little bit of a spark, a little confidence with my ball striking to make sure I have got that distance control down and the putting will come."
Spieth lived up to his expectations and put on a commanding performance, shooting five birdies against a bogey before heading into the final hole to shave Song's lead.
"My game really started to come together on the back nine," said the world number one.
"I was putting some pressure on the leader. Assuming I make that putt on 18 that is going to put some pressure on him."