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				     <title>Singha Chiang Mai Open Round 3</title>
				     <showtitle>All Thailand Golf Tour</showtitle>
				     <season>2026</season>
				     <episode>2</episode>
				     <aired>2026-04-04</aired>
				     <premiered>2026-04-04</premiered>
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				     <plot>The penultimate round at Mae Jo Golf Resort &amp; Spa serves as the critical "moving day" for the 2026 Singha Chiang Mai Open. The primary challenge for the field is maintaining focus as fatigue sets in under the intense Northern Thailand sun, particularly on the complex par-3s that have defended their par aggressively throughout the week. The objective for the chasers is to close the gap on the leader, while the tactical priority for the top of the leaderboard is to avoid the "big mistake" in the dense forest-lined corridors that define the back nine.

Strategically, Round 3 is where the tournament’s aggressive birdie-seekers traditionally make their move. The goal for the players is to exploit the four reachable par-5s, which have provided the majority of the scoring opportunities thus far. The objective for the final groups is to manage the mounting pressure of the ฿3,000,000 prize purse, with the tactical focus shifting toward conservative target lines on the pins tucked near the water hazards. As the wind typically freshens in the afternoon, the goal for the leaders is to maintain their ball flight control to ensure a comfortable cushion heading into Sunday’s final round.</plot>
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