Australian golfers David Bransdon and Jason Scrivener moved within pouncing distance of the leaders after the third round of OneAsia's SK Telecom Open.
Multiple winner Kim Kyung-Tae and journeyman Kim Seung-Hyuk shot matching five-under-par 67s on Saturday to share the lead in South Korea.
The local pair are nine-under and two ahead of overnight leader Lee Tae-hee, who could only card a 73, and Lee Kyoung-hoon, who shot a 69.
Bransdon shot a three-under-par 69 to leave him in fifth place at six-under par while Scrivener roared up the board to share sixth by matching the day's best of 67, while star draw KJ Choi is still in the running at four-under.
With 10 career victories to his name, Kim Kyung-Tae is one of the most successful players in the field, but has been winless since 2012 and spent the winter remodelling his swing in a bid to recapture his touch.
Kim's only blemish on a card boasting seven birdies was at the 15th, when an errant drive led to a double bogey.
Kim Seung-Hyuk, 28, is still looking for his first win since turning professional in 2005, but said he was feeling calm and collected.
"I don't know why, but I just lacked a bit of confidence with the putter yesterday," he said. "Today was much better and tomorrow I hope to be aggressive on the front nine and see how it goes."
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