Steve Webster's 3-under-par 69 Saturday gave him a one-stroke lead after 54 holes at the European Tour's Moravia Silesia Open in Celadna, Czech Republic. The Englishman's 54-hole total, 11-under 205, left him alone ahead of countryman Graeme Storm (70) and Spain's Ignacio Garrido (69), who are 10-under 206 and tied for second at the first golf tournament in the Czech Republic since 1997. Webster and Storm began the day tied for first, but Webster made birdies at the first and second holes, leaving the pressure on Storm. Missed one green, (hit a) lot of good shots, but didn't make enough putts, a somewhat disappointed Webster said.

Englishmen Steve Webster and Graeme Storm share the 36-hole lead at Moravia Silesia Open in Celadna, Czech Republic. The inaugural European Tour tournament is being played at the Prosper Golf Resort and is the first in the Czech Republic since 1997. Storm shot 4-under-par 68 in Friday's second round, while Webster shot 2-under 70. Their total, 8-under 136, is one-stroke better than compatriots John Bickerton (71) and Sam Little (67), Robert-Jan Derksen (70) and Maarten Lafeber (68) of Netherlands and Spain's Ignacio Garrido (70), all at 7-under 137, tied for third. It is nice here, Storm said.

Graeme Storm shot an 8-under par 64 and Richard Green carded a 65 Friday to share the lead after an incomplete second round in the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship. Play was suspended because of darkness with some players still on the course.