World No. 1 Golfers Scottie Scheffler, Saturday Saturday McKinney, Texas, because of the darkness of the game because of the darkness of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson's third round of the third round of the 17 holes to 4 of the year was in the position for the first victory of the year.
Scheffler, 22 years old for the tournament, will do a lot of work on the last day of the tournament because he has a seven -time leadership on the TPC Craig Ranch track.
Adam Schenk and Erik Van Rooyen from South Africa are under the age of 15 with a 65 notch for the third round.
Kurt Kitayama and Ricky Castillo are under 14 years of age.
Scheffler sheds the number 14 and 15 to extend its leadership.
Until a late end -end wave, France's Antoine Rozner had the best score in 13, following the third round of 63 among the golfers to complete the third round. There were nine birds and a bogay.
Rozner is connected to Colombia's Nico Echavarria (66), Eric Cole, Sam Stevens, Jhonattan from Venezuela, and Rasmus Hojgaard in Denmark, Denmark.
Scheffler gave a six -time advantage to the third round. Before the first Bogey of the week, it reached 20 for the tournament and took 4 to the fourth hole.
Before a Bogay number 11, there were two other birds.
The third round did not start until the afternoon after the second round of the second round, which was suspended on Friday. While Scheffler completed the second round on Friday, some golfers had not yet made a hole in this round.
Seventy golfers made a deduction. Among those who could not proceed with a shot, Canada's Taylor Pendrith was the 4 -year -old defense champion following the second round of 71.
Davis Riley had a eventful result of the second round. He used a Kartal Putt to cross Cutline. In this round, he came before, and two shots reported that the remote measuring device used the slope feature.
This is the third week when the PGA Tour tested the device.
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