After a third round of the Wells Fargo Championship still as disrupted by the weather, Keegan Bradley takes control of the tournament before the last round. The defending champion, Rory McIlroy, returns to the top 10. Paul Barjon leaves the top 50.
Already author of the most beautiful menu of the day the day before (65), Keegan Bradley did it again in the third round of the Wells Fargo Championship with an unequaled 66 on Saturday, to take the lead of the tournament alone before the last round (-8). The winner of theUSPGA 2011 conceded two holes over par every day, but that doesn’t stop him from being two shots ahead of his compatriot Max Homa.
Absolutely dialed in ????@Keegan_Bradley birdies to move to T1 at -7. pic.twitter.com/4PWnIDRJiw
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The Indian Anirban Lahiri and the Californian of South Korean descent James Hahn both finished with a bogey at 18, but it is Lahiri who will play in the last game on Sunday with Bradley and Homa. English Matthew Fitzpatrick is only fifth five strokes behind Bradley, just ahead of the defending champion Rory McIlroy… who ended his day with nine starts!
Leader since day one, the Australian Jason Day went completely through his 3rd round with a card of 79 marked by two bullets in the water on 4 and 5 for a catastrophic start before finally leaving the top 10!
Sergio Garcia, Tyrrell Hatton, Rickie Fowler et Tony Finau all four come out of the top 30 (31st, +2). Started from hole number 10, Paul Barjon continues its tumble in the standings with a card of 76 to dive to 54th place (+5).
.@TyrrellHatton holes it out ???? pic.twitter.com/0afXPP8OSg
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The summary of the 3rd round
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