Jamieson keeps his nose in front

Scott Jamieson maintained his one-shot lead as the final round of the Nedbank Golf Challenge hosted by Gary Player got under way in Sun City.

The Scotsman fired a brilliant bogey-free 67 on Saturday to edge ahead of the elite field gathered at the seventh Rolex Series event of the season and a birdie at the second moved him to nine under after four holes on day four.

Frenchman Victor Dubuisson was his closest challenger at Gary Player Country Club, two shots clear of home favourite Branden Grace and three ahead of the charging Li Haotong.

Martin Kaymer and Francesco Molinari were then at four under.

China's Li made the big early move, picking up birdies on the first, second, fourth, fifth and sixth to rocket his way up the leaderboard after starting the day nine shots off the lead.

Molinari then put his approach to the first to tap-in range to edge closer to the lead before the final group teed off.

Jamieson hit an excellent approach into his opener but missed the birdie putt, with Dubuisson getting inside him and holing from four feet to join the lead.

Another Molinari tap-in on the third moved him to five under but that was soon four off top spot with Jamieson taking advantage of the second.

Grace also made a birdie on the par five but he was only one shot ahead of Li who made a sixth gain of the day on the ninth to turn in 30.

Molinari then missed a short putt on the fourth to drop a shot and join Kaymer, who had bogeyed the second, at four under.

Race to Dubai Rankings presented by Rolex leader Tommy Fleetwood and defending champion Alex Noren were part of a seven-strong group six shots off the lead.

Fuente: European Tour