Scott about to tee off at Aust PGA Sport National Golf Breaking News Sport November 9, 2013 - 12:34PM Victorian Cameron Percy has made a bright start to the third round of the Australian PGA Championship on the Gold Coast. The US-based professional, who begun the day on even par, has picked up five shots in his first 11 holes to climb up the leaderboard to a tie for eighth. The 39-year-old made birdie on the first, fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth holes before coming unstuck with a bogey on the par-four ninth. He then bounced straight back with a birdie on the 10th to move back to five under. Tournament leader Adam Scott is yet to begin his third round and will tee off holding a two-shot lead over Victorian journeyman David McKenzie. The 46-year-old McKenzie is on eight under overall and will pair with Masters winner Scott on Saturday afternoon. American Rickie Fowler, who is in a three-way tie for third with New Zealand's Gareth Paddison and NSW's Nathan Green on seven-under, will tee off in the pairing just before Scott and McKenzie. Conditions at Royal Pines have been relatively benign on Saturday morning but are tipped to toughen up with wind gusts predicted between 15-30 knots. A stiff northerly on Friday afternoon undid many of the field, including Fowler, who could only post a second-round one-over 72. "They're not going to let the greens get out of control," Scott said. It'll be the wind that determines how tough this place plays.