The 31-year-old is a total of -9 and only one stroke worse than the British leader Matt Wallace.
– I do not know how close I will be, but by hitting a low number, you have a good chance hopefully, he says to the organizer’s website.
Söderberg started the competition with a first round of 71 strokes, one under par. Then he got to much better games. With two straight 68 rounds, the Swede has made sure that he is in the fight for the victory.
And he knows what who need to get better to succeed.
– It was a bit sloppy the first seven, eight holes. Some good positions that I did not make birdies on and then sloppy bogeys, he says.
Alexander Björk is divided seven at -8 and Kristoffer Broberg divided eleven at -6.