Day three digest: 2022 ISPS Handa Championship in Spain

Everything you need to know from day three at Infinitum's Lakes Course.

Aaron went low, Ross holed a remarkable putt and Tapio was cursing his luck after a weather-affected third day of the 2022 ISPS Championship in Spain.

Here is everything you need to know from Saturday at Infinitum's Lakes Course.

Cockerill the man to catch

Aaron Cockerill matched the lowest round of his DP World Tour career to set the clubhouse target on a weather-affected day three. Play was initially suspended at 12.48pm local time, before the leaders had teed off, and four hours and 12 minutes were lost before the field took to Infinitum's Lakes Course again. Upon the resumption, Canadian Cockerill completed a 62 to get to ten under moments before the hooter sounded again at 6.58pm, with no further play possible for the day. On-course leader Scott Jamieson was 11 under after making a birdie and a bogey in the six holes he was able to play.

Come rain or shine

We had hailstorms and heavy rain and the threat of lightning that cost us four hours and 12 minutes of play. But once the sun came out it was nothing short of glorious. Then the storms came again. Four seasons in a day.

Fisher makes a monster

The Englishmen are loving the Spanish greens. On day two it was Richard Mansell, on Saturday it was Ross Fisher. What a putt.

Sometimes it's not your day

Tapio Pulkkanen, this deserved a better fate.