The third round of the Valero Texas Open has been suspended until Sunday due to bad weather, with a six-hour delay preceding the decision made at 4:55 PM local time.

Robert MacIntyre, who started the tournament with an impressive opening round of 66 followed by a 64, was leading at 15 under par when play was halted. However, his lead was reduced from four shots to two by Ludvig Åberg, who was at 13 under par through six holes.

Matt Wallace was also in contention, sitting at 11 under overall and 7 under on the day when play was called. Marco Penge made a notable impression, reaching 10 under overall after an impressive performance that included seven birdies on his opening nine holes.

The Valero Texas Open is a professional golf tournament on the PGA Tour, attracting top talent and significant attention each year. This year’s event has seen strong performances, particularly from MacIntyre and Åberg, who are both vying for the championship.

As the tournament progresses, observers will be keen to see how the suspension affects the players’ momentum and strategies moving forward. The resumption of play on Sunday will be critical for those in contention.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding the exact timing of the resumption and any potential changes to the tournament schedule.

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