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Joe Dean Saves Round with Big Birdie and Shares Spanish Open Lead with Grant Forrest

Dean and Forrest reached 13-under after the Englishman overcame a double bogey with a 30-foot birdie putt.

  • Joe Dean of England and Grant Forrest of Scotland share the Spanish Open lead at 13-under 200 after Saturday's third round at the Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid.
  • Both golfers maintained a one-shot advantage over the field heading into Sunday's final round after reaching the 13-under total.
  • Dean carded a 65 after recovering from a double-bogey on the 16th with a 31-foot birdie putt, while Forrest shot a 67 to maintain contention.
  • France's Victor Perez, Joel Girrbach of Switzerland, and Dane Jacob Skov Olesen sit at 12-under, one shot behind the leaders entering Sunday.
  • Dean seeks his second European title in six weeks, while Forrest pursues his third World Tour trophy during Sunday's decisive final round.
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Joe Dean saves round with big birdie and shares Spanish Open lead with Grant Forrest

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Scotland’s Grant Forrest and England’s Joe Dean tie for lead in Spanish Open

Dean posted a round of six under par to draw level with Forrest on -13 with one round to play

·London, United Kingdom
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Scottish Forrest and English Dean share leadership at the Spanish Open

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Spanish golfer Ángel Ayora endured Saturday's fight at the Real Club de Campo Villa in Madrid to maintain his options of winning the Open of Spain, tournament of the DP World Tour, in a final day this Sunday that will begin to three strokes of the leaders, the English Joe Dean and the Scottish Grant Forrest. Ayora remained as the best national bazaa after a third round where he signed up to seven 'birds' to make 66 hits and -10 in total. The…

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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