Saturday 14 November 2015 15:11, UK
Players and caddies wore black ribbons during the third round of the BMW Masters as a mark of respect to the victims of the tragic events in Paris on Friday evening.
Victor Dubuisson, one of seven French players in the field, wore all black along with grieving compatriot Gregory Bourdy on an emotional third day at Lake Malaren in Shanghai.
Dubuisson, who won the opening Race to Dubai Final Series event in Turkey a fortnight ago, did well to keep his emotions in check as he fired a commendable four-under 68 to lie five shots off the lead.
In one of the most moving images of the round, Benjamin Hebert showed his support by writing "Pray for Paris" on his cap, while Alexander Levy carded a stunning nine-under 63 - matching the low round of the day - and dedicated his performance to those affected in his homeland.
"I was very disappointed this morning when I wake up because I watch what happened in France," he said. "And I say, 'Come on, today just have fun and enjoy your day' because a lot of trouble in France."
Players also took to social media to express their outrage at the atrocities of the previous evening in the French capital, with Justin Rose, Martin Kaymer and Ian Poulter among those to condemn the attacks which killed at least 127 people.
Rose simply posted "#PrayforParis" on his Twitter account, while Poulter wrote: "Sad sad attacks in Paris. Thoughts go out to the families and people who have lost lives."
Kaymer added: "Shocked about what just happened back home in Europe. Way more important things in life than golf today. #PrayForParis."
