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The third round of the Texas Open has been suspended until Sunday because of bad weather.<\/p>\n
Scot Robert MacIntyre<\/a> had seen his lead reduced from four shots to two by playing partner Ludvig Aberg<\/a> through six holes when storms caused play to be stopped at the PGA Tour<\/a> event.<\/p>\n The delay extended to six hours and the decision was eventually made to suspend play at 4.55pm local time.<\/p>\n MacIntyre went into Saturday with a commanding lead after following up an opening 66 with a 64.<\/p>\n A steady start to his third round saw him pick up a birdie on the par-four fifth to reach 15 under par, while Ryder Cup team-mate Aberg<\/a> birdied the first two holes as well as matching MacIntyre at the fifth.<\/p>\n Two eagles helped Matt Wallace climb into a share for third, with the Englishman on seven under through 14 and sitting a further two shots back.<\/p>\n Japan’s Ryo Hisatsune is also on 11 under while England’s Marco Penge birdied six straight holes to move into a share of fifth place a shot further adrift.<\/p>\n