Billy Horschel is as close as he’s ever been to a major championship.
Horshill survived a tough round on Saturday to take the lead in the final round of the British Open on Sunday. He will start the day four under par, giving him a one-stroke lead at the Royal Troon Championship in Scotland.
This is the seventh time Horschel has held at least a share of the lead at the 54-hole mark. He has converted three of the previous six into titles. The last six major winners have also held at least a share of the lead at the 54-hole mark.
Despite being in great shape, the Claret Trophy is still up for grabs. Horschel will start with Thriston Lawrence, one of six players a stroke behind him at 3-under. World No. 1 Scotty Scheffler is second, and Shane Lowry, who has been in contention all week, starts at 3-under.
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The wind is blowing
Flags stand at attention and their sticks bowed as the leaders begin their rounds.
World No. 1 Scotty Scheffler gave up on tee 1 just before the green, but managed to make a par. Shane Lowery made a par from a sand hole on the side of the green.
Only two groups left to play.
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Justin Thomas just fired himself.
So, you start the day just four shots off the lead. By the time you head to the second tee, you’re seven shots behind. That’s how Justin Thomas started his round with a three-putt on the first hole. Here’s how it happened:
First: OB
Second: The penalty
Third: The corridor hole
Fourth: The field is 11 yards.
Fifth: Green
Sixth: Short strike
Seventh: The hole
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Jason Day gives back
Well, after making it to Turn 32, Day hit a bogey on the 10th hole, returning to his normal form. It’s worth noting that the back holes were more difficult than the front holes all week.
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Don’t sleep on John Rahm
Three holes, three birdies for Ram, who scored -1. What a great start for the Spaniard.
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Jason Day tries to post early number
By the time Billy Horschel and Threston Lawrence start playing in an hour, Jason Day will be just a few holes away from finishing his round. Why does that matter? Because Day just made it to 32, 4-under par for his round. He’s now in par for the tournament, just four shots behind. If he can score more birdies and make an early number, he could be in surprisingly good shape if the weather wreaks havoc as the day progresses.
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weather las vegas
The rain and strong winds that dominated and often disrupted the third round have given way to milder grey skies and more manageable (for now) breezes in Scotland. There are birdies to be had – Ryan Fox is already in the clubhouse with a 67-under par – but rain is on the way and is expected to arrive around the time the leaders start hitting.
Nine players have a three-stroke lead over leader Billy Horschel. Who is the favorite to win in Vegas?
That would be Xander Schoeffel at +350, followed by Scotty Scheffler (+375), and then Horschel at +550.
For Schauffele, this will be his second major of the season after going undefeated in 26 matches. Scheffler is looking for his third major title and his first outside Augusta. Horschel is still looking for his first major title.
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