<p>A host of pinpoint golf shots and a deadly touch with the putter helped Tiger Woods to move within sight of his first victory in a full-field event for more than two years at the Abu Dhabi Championship on Saturday. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The former world number one was kitted out in grey shirt and trousers but there was nothing grey about his game as he fired a sizzling six-under 66 to join Britain's Robert Rock (66) in a tie for the lead on 11-under 205. <br /><br />Swede Peter Hanson returned the best round of the week, a 64, giving him a share of third place on 207 with world number three Rory McIlroy (68), fellow Briton Paul Lawrie (68) and Italian Francesco Molinari (66). <br /><br />There was a logjam at the top, with the leading 14 players separated by four shots. <br />India’s Jeev Milkha blasted a sizzling five-under 67 to rise up to tied 27th at 212 while compatriot SSP Chowrasia, who made the cut by the skin of his teeth, could only manage a 74 for a threr-day total of 220.<br /><br />Gangjee in front<br /><br />Rahil Gangjee went through a gamut of emotions with a bogey and double bogey and two birdies in the last four holes, but still managed to end the third round of the Gujarat Kensville Challenge with a one-shot lead.<br /><br />His one-over 73 brought him down from overnight seven-under to six-under 210 for 54 holes. However, Shiv Kapur, who held a share of the lead with Gangjee, dropped down dramatically with a 78 and is now one-under for three rounds to be tied 11th.<br /><br />The next best Indian was Ashok Kumar (75, 70, 74) at three-over and in tied 27th with Peter Uihlein of the US.<br /><br />American Dodge Kemmer (70) and German Max Keiffer (70) shared the second spot at five-under 211, while English duo Philip Archer (68) and Luke Goddard (70), Swede Jens Dantorp (74) and Dane Andreas Harto were all tied for fourth at four-under 212.</p>
<p>A host of pinpoint golf shots and a deadly touch with the putter helped Tiger Woods to move within sight of his first victory in a full-field event for more than two years at the Abu Dhabi Championship on Saturday. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The former world number one was kitted out in grey shirt and trousers but there was nothing grey about his game as he fired a sizzling six-under 66 to join Britain's Robert Rock (66) in a tie for the lead on 11-under 205. <br /><br />Swede Peter Hanson returned the best round of the week, a 64, giving him a share of third place on 207 with world number three Rory McIlroy (68), fellow Briton Paul Lawrie (68) and Italian Francesco Molinari (66). <br /><br />There was a logjam at the top, with the leading 14 players separated by four shots. <br />India’s Jeev Milkha blasted a sizzling five-under 67 to rise up to tied 27th at 212 while compatriot SSP Chowrasia, who made the cut by the skin of his teeth, could only manage a 74 for a threr-day total of 220.<br /><br />Gangjee in front<br /><br />Rahil Gangjee went through a gamut of emotions with a bogey and double bogey and two birdies in the last four holes, but still managed to end the third round of the Gujarat Kensville Challenge with a one-shot lead.<br /><br />His one-over 73 brought him down from overnight seven-under to six-under 210 for 54 holes. However, Shiv Kapur, who held a share of the lead with Gangjee, dropped down dramatically with a 78 and is now one-under for three rounds to be tied 11th.<br /><br />The next best Indian was Ashok Kumar (75, 70, 74) at three-over and in tied 27th with Peter Uihlein of the US.<br /><br />American Dodge Kemmer (70) and German Max Keiffer (70) shared the second spot at five-under 211, while English duo Philip Archer (68) and Luke Goddard (70), Swede Jens Dantorp (74) and Dane Andreas Harto were all tied for fourth at four-under 212.</p>