Benjamin Hébert remains in pole position in the Swiss Challenge after the third day of play was washed out at Golf Saint Apollinaire.
Due to persistent inclement weather and a flooded course, the 2024 Swiss Challenge will now be played over 36 holes.
After a five-hour weather delay to play on the opening day, the entirety of day three was washed out without a ball being hit in Folgensbourg, with the tournament officially reduced to 36 holes.
Frenchman Hébert will enter the final day in front on six under par having played four holes of his second round, one shot clear of Englishman Ben Stow who is yet to begin his second.
Frenchman Robin Sciot-Siegrist is the clubhouse leader having carded rounds of 71-69 to sit in solo third on four under par.
The second and final round will resume at 8:20am local time.
