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DUBAI: An unlikely trio — Richard Bland, Thomas Pieters and amateur Michael Thorbjornsen — shared the lead at the top of the Hero Dubai Desert Classic as they finished their first two rounds over three days at 10-under.

Things may get a bit awkward in Dubai.

Thomas Pieters, Richard Bland and Michael Thorbjornsen lead on 10 under par after 36 holes, with the Teegate rivals two shots back

Min Woo Lee and Lucas Herbert have shone in the lucrative Dubai Desert Classic to ensure an Australian presence near the top of the leaderboard at halfway.

The 49-year-old returned to complete his second round on Saturday morning, carding three more birdies and a solitary bogey in his remaining 14 holes.

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“That was pretty scary. My ball on 18 was less than an inch inbounds and I took advantage of it."

An ill-timed double bogey resulted in Fred Biondi, Luke Gutschewski and Hugo Townsend sharing the honor.

Michael Thorbjornsen missed his birdie putt, then tapped in for par at 18 and the crowd gathered around the amphitheater at the TPC River Highlands began to swell in volume. Thorbjornsen, a quiet teenager, walked over to his best friend and caddie, Drew Cohen, for a hug, then walked off,…

Thorbjornsen, who finished fourth at the Travelers, gave a sneak-peek why he is believed to be a future star on Tour.