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Wallace tied the DP World Tour record with nine consecutive birdies.
Åberg has a one-shot lead but there is more on the line this week than just a victory.
After winning the Tour Championship on the PGA Tour, Viktor Hovland is looking to do the same on the DPWT.
Yin and Nasa Hataoka both shot 63 to co-lead the CME Group Tour Championship.
The trio was part of only 65 players who completed the opening round on Thursday.
Rory McIlroy faced an unusual lie on the 13th hole Thursday in Dubai.
Hojgaard shot 5-under 67 while Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm faltered late on Thursday.
Alker finished second in the season-long points race, but the closing victory was profitable.
Vu moved 27 points clear of Celine Boutier for the LPGA’s POY honor.
Rory McIlroy is No. 1 on the DP World Tour for the fifth time.
Homa shot 66 in the final round to win by four shots in South Africa.
Alker will start the final round four shots clear of the field as he seeks his second win of the season.
Pedersen’s 64 tied for just the seventh-best round of the day at The Annika.
Noren has been the front-runner all week, but Villegas is looking to overtake him on Sunday.
Homa shot 69 on Saturday to carry an advantage into the finale in South Africa.
Steven Alker and Marco Dawson each shot 64 to grab a share of the midway lead.
Emily Kristine Pederson had six birdies in her opening 10 holes and held on for a 5-under 65.
Noren has a two-stroke lead but there are a number of players looking for more than just a win.
Max Homa maintained a share of the lead at the Nedbank Golf Challenge.
Ernie Els opened with four birdies in five holes and never really slowed.
Henderson teed off late on Thursday and raced past the field in Florida.
Noren played in pristine conditions to start the next-to-last PGA Tour event of the fall.
Max Homa, playing his first stroke-play event in months, shot 66 Thursday in South Africa.
Woods spoke after caddying for his son at a national junior event.