Ryo Hisatsune shot a bogey-free 62 to take the 18-hole lead at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, the PGA Tour’s first signature event of the year. Keegan Bradley and Sam Burns each sit a stroke off after firing respective 9-under 63s, while the red-hot Chris Gotterup is T-4. It was another slow start for Scottie Scheffler who finished T-62 with a first-round 72 that included three bogeys.
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Watch the best moments from the third round of the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Dive into the numbers behind Patrick Cantlay’s surge up to the top of the Tour Championship leaderboard alongside Tommy Fleetwood following the end of Round 3.
Todd Lewis joins Golf Central from the Tour Championship to talk names and how frequently Round 3 heard the wrong ones said, between Scottie Scheffler, Tommy Fleetwood and even Todd himself.
The Golf Central crew break down the difficulty of East Lake’s 15th hole before Johnson Wagner attempts Keegan Bradley’s and Sam Burns’ shots from the green.
Golf Central showcases some of Keegan Bradley’s ‘fiery’ Round 3 play at the Tour Championship before hearing from him about the difficulties of whether or not he should select himself for the Ryder Cup team.
Golf Central unpacks Tommy Fleetwood’s ‘candid’ comments in the media center as he seeks his first win in 12 PGA Tour seasons before hearing from Fleetwood about his putting and weathering the tough conditions.
One round remains at East Lake, which means that Sunday’s final round of the Tour Championship is the last chance for prospective U.S. Ryder Cup captain’s picks to impress captain Keegan Bradley and his inner circle.
One swing cost Tommy Fleetwood the lead Saturday in the Tour Championship. Another great closing stretch gave Patrick Cantlay a shot at the ideal ending to three years without winning.
Rain and preferred lies have led to players firing at pins for three days at East Lake Golf Club.