Ugo Coussaud trails behind Thriston Lawrence in the ongoing Omega European Masters competition

In the ongoing Swiss tournament, defending champion Thriston Lawrence continues to dominate with a stunning performance on Sunday morning. Lawrence shot a 63, carding five pars and one birdie on the 14th hole, demonstrating his consistent form and determination.

Lawrence's impressive round has left him with a one-stroke lead (-18 total), as he aims to defend his title successfully. Matt Wallace, the winner of the 2022 Omega European Masters, is close behind in second place (-17), having picked up a birdie on the 18th hole during his third round, shooting a 65.

The chase for the top spot is intense, with Joel Girrbach tied for 6th place (-13), Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen and Richard Mansell also tied for 6th place (-13), and Sami Valimaki tied for 4th place (-15). Ugo Coussaud is tied for 11th place (-11), while Clément Sordet and Adrien Saddier are tied for 17th and 57th place respectively (-4 and -2).

The 2025 edition of the Swiss tournament is also a coveted prize, with Matt Fitzpatrick, who is tied for 3rd place at -16, expressing his ambition to win. Fitzpatrick, who was in the same group as Lawrence during the tournament, has four holes remaining to complete his third round.

Meanwhile, Romain Langasque and Sami Valimaki had impressive rounds of their own, with Langasque shooting a 64 and Valimaki carding a 65. Rasmus Hojgaard, Andrea Pavan, and Maximilian Rottluff are tied for 8th place (-12), and Tom Vaillant is tied for 21st place (-9).

Unfortunately, the search results do not contain information about who had the best round on Sunday morning in Switzerland and moved close to Lawrence. However, it is clear that the competition is fierce, and every player is giving their best to secure a place on the podium.

Ugo Coussaud trails behind Thriston Lawrence in the ongoing Omega European Masters competition