Flying Fisher finds form in Kenya

Kimani, cheered on by a partisan crowd at Nairobi's golf clubs Muthaiga Golf Club, played the round of his life - a 65 featuring eight birdies - to move to seven under par, two strokes clear of Dinwiddie, Fisher and Germany's discount golf equipment Bernd Ritthammer. In his four visits to the Kenya Open since turning professional in 2005 Kimani, who was taken under his wing by Markus Brier's caddy Max Zechmann when he decided to try his luck on the Alps Tour, has only made the cut taylormade r7 cgb max fairway wood once, ishiner in 2008. But the 26 year-old is now setting his sights on going one better than his compatriot Jacob Okello, who at the 1998 Kenya Open lost out in a play-off to Argentina's Ricardo Gonzalez. Looking to taylormade r9 460 driver prevent a first home victory since the €190,000 event joined the Challenge Tour Schedule in 1991 is Dinwiddie, who was aided by a hot putter. titleist 2010 ap2 irons The highlight of his round came at the 15th hole, where he sunk a birdie putt from 35 feet. He said: "It was another pleasing day.