Harris English and Ryan Palmer will be the final twosome Sunday as they are tied at the top on 21-under.
21-under after 54 holes sounds pretty good but it’s THREE STROKES SHORT of the record Ernie Els set in 2003.
Ryan Palmer has won in Hawaii before as he is one of the former champions in the field next week at the Sony Open at Waialae. His 64 was the lowest of the day and the tournament.
Harris English has only made one bogey this week and none in his last 47 holes.
Not many have won a major and Sentry in the same season but Collin Morikawa is just one off the pace after 65-65.
Daniel Berger (T4) hasn’t never hit the top 10 here in two previous tries. He also hasn’t squared a bogey in his last 41 holes.
Justin Thomas (T5) posted 68 with a bogey and a double. Spotting the leaders strokes on Saturday should fire him up for a big closing round.
Sungjae Im (T5) didn’t seem to mind the elevation changes at Augusta National either!
The only winner not in their 20s in the last six years is Dustin Johnson. He’s currently T10.
| Category | Thru 3 Rounds |
| All Drives | Bryson DeChambeau |
| Accuracy | Robert Streb |
| GIR | Adam Scott |
| Ball-Striking | Billy Horchel |
| Proximity | Kevin Na |
| Putting: Birdie or Better % | Joaquin Niemann |
| SG: Off-the-Tee | Bryson DeChambeau |
| SG: Approach-the-Green | Webb Simpson |
| SG: Around-the-Green | Sergio Garcia |
| SG: Putting | Michael Thompson |
| SG: Tee-to-Green | Collin Morikawa |
| Scrambling | Billy Horschel/Collin Morikawa |
| Bogey Avoidance | Harris English |
| Par-3 Scoring | Lanto Griffin |
| Par-4 Scoring | Ryan Palmer |
| Par-5 Scoring | Patrick Cantlay/Sergio Garcia |
| Birdies | Niemann/Morikawa 22 |
| Par Breakers | Ryan Palmer 23 |
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