Amsterdam: Lee Slattery is looking to capture back-to-back European Tour victories after a seven-under-par 63 earned the Englishman a share of the lead in the third round of the Dutch Open at Zandvoort on Saturday.
The 37-year-old, who won last week`s Russian Open, is on 16-under 194 on the links of the Kennemer Golf and Country Club, alongside Spain`s Rafa Cabrera-Bello (63).
Scotland`s Paul Lawrie, the 1999 British Open champion, is third on 195 after carding a 63, one stroke ahead of Belgian Thomas Pieters (62).
"It`s like a dream come true at the minute," Slattery told reporters. "I went into last week with a lot of pressure on and won and then I’ve come here with no pressure whatsoever and have just been trying to play good golf.
"Over the years I`ve been told a lot that I should be doing better, that I`ve under-achieved.
"I knew deep down that there are certain aspects of my golf swing I struggle with and I had to get stronger," added Slattery who is ranked 197th in the world.
