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Tommy Fleetwood in England pulled seven under 63 under the third round of the Saturday traveler championship to break with a high -level group near the top of the ranking.
Fleetwood, who for the second time in three laps has not recorded a Bogey, will have an advantage of three strokes in the last round on Sunday at TPC River Highlands while he is looking for his first triumph of Pga Tour.
Russell Henley pulled 61 to go to second row, and Keegan Bradley posted 63 to sit at 13 sous. The Jason Day of Australia is the only one in fourth place at 11 years after a third round 67, while Rory McILroy endured another frustrating day to sit at nine shots behind Fleetwood.
The round started with Fleetwood, Justin Thomas and the World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, the reigning champion, tied for first place.
Triple-Bogey of Scheffler on the first hole in 4 and a double bogey on the eighth hole per-3 put it at the rate. Thomas had serious problems later.
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Fleetwood rocked a long -term Birdie on the fifth while he went at the top of the ranking on the third day of the Travelers championship
Fleetwood’s reflections included a 66-foot sneak putt on the fifth hole per-3 and an eagle putt of 30 feet on the 13th by 5. It was his second eagle in as many days in n ° 13, that he played five sous the tournament.
“He (winner) will come down to a lot of things,” Fleetwood told CBS Sports. “I haven’t been in the running this year, I’m on the outskirts if you wish.
“My best finishes were just outside to be in the running, but as very close. So, to get started and be in the last group (Sunday), I’m really happy with that.
“I am here on several occasions, I can’t wait to be there.
“It’s just an incredible opportunity for me to go out and appreciate it, and I hope it’s our time.”
The round without Bogey de Henley – after three bogeys in the second round – included five under the front. He had storms on the two holes by 5 and nine in total.
Bradley, the American captain of the Ryder Cup, scored the Birdies out of the first seven holes and remained in the running.
Scheffler, playing the 29th anniversary, fell to seven money and tied for eighth place with a 72, helped by a birdie on the last hole.
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Scottie Scheffler did a nightmare on the third day of the traveler championship when he found the water twice in a row at the eighth hole
Thomas had a similar decline, although late, on his way at 73, defeated by a quadruple-bogey 9 on the 13th hole. This collapse began with a TIR out of the limits and included three additional shots in the rough before arriving green.
Harris English (67), Wyndham Clark (66) and Brian Harman (65) are equally for fifth place at eight sous.
In addition to Henley, the best scores of the day were rendered by Taylor Pendrith of Canada and Adam Scott in Australia with 62. Pendrith moved equally for the 14th to six sous, while Scott is equal to the 25th row.
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