PGA Tour : Tour Championship Tee Times Leaderboard
The old adage " 3rd time lucky" would be what Tommy Fleetwood could be hoping come true yet again.
Today will be the 3rd time he has taken the 54 hole lead into Sunday and the 4th in his PGA Tour career, this one being his 164th start without a win on this side of the Atlantic. He has won plenty all over the rest of the world.
With rounds of 64 63 67 -16 he will play in the final pairing with Steady Eddie Patrick Cantlay, 64 66 64 -16 who hasn't won in 3 years himself.
They along with the chasing pack are playing for what the British used to call " all the marbles" today, with story lines galore.
Places in the Ryder Cup, a $10m cash bonanza for you and family, enough to throw your clubs in the sea and go lie on a hammock in Bali for the rest of your life, a place in the history books, security on every event on Tour, huge sponsors offerings, all will be placed in a mental safety box, not to be opened until later this evening in Atlanta, Georgia.
One of many side stories I should mention, Scheffler 63 69 66 -12 is the same 4 shots behind as he was last week at the BMW, when he went out with Bob MacIntyre, who kindly opened the door with 2 straight bogey's leading to 73, as if the world #1 needed any encouragement.
Let's hope for many reason's that doesn't happen today. Scottie doesn't need the money, and the game could use another winner.
Rory hasn't been the story this year T16 -6, with his eyes firmly placed on the upcoming Ryder Cup and if he wants later, his 7th Race To Dubai title.
Keegan Bradley, Patrick Cantlay, Sam Burns, Cameron Young, Ben Griffin, Harry Hall all have Ryder Cup aspirations tied up in today's outcome...
Canadians
Nick Taylor T10, 67 67 68 -8 has quietly made himself a ton of cash this week
Corey Conners T16 70 67 67 -6 Still amongst the ball striking leaders..
Bryan Angus
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