Kiwi golfer Josh Geary has an outside chance of claiming the biggest victory of his career at the Australian Open.
Geary sits in a share of fifth at six-under ahead of the final day, continuing his solid tournament which has seen him remain in the top five for all three rounds.
Toda’s round, a one-under 69, moved him to six-under, but dropped him two spots on the leaderboard as several players went low.
Major champion and home favourite Adam Scott leads at 11-under after a 67, while Poland’s Adrian Meronk shot the round of the day with a 63 moving him to 10-under as the world No 56 hunts for a victory that would move him inside the top 50 cut-off for an invite to the Masters next year.
Australian duo Haydn Barron and Min Woo Lee sit a shot ahead of Geary, who is tied with Ireland’s Conor Purcell.