
Australians Haydn Barron and Harrison Endycott reckon they don't get too much chance to play the on the European tour - but they look keen to make the best of their rare opportunities as they perched near the top of the leaderboard at the Qatar Masters.
The unsung world No.806 Barron found himself in unfamiliar nosebleed territory as he ended up tied for third place after the opening round, just a shot off the lead following a fine four-under 68 at the Doha Golf Club on Thursday (Friday AEDT).