The American Keegan Bradley led the Wells Fargo Championship after Australian Jason Daywho were the best in the first two days of this tournament, will fall this saturday with very poor performance.
Bradley is -8 overall after delivering the best card on Saturday (67 strokes, 3 under par).
In the absence of sun on Sunday, Bradley was two shots ahead of his compatriot Max Homa (-6 in total) and four to American James Hahn also and the Indian Anirban Lahiri (both with -4 after three days).
On a Saturday marked by bad weather at TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm (Maryland, USA), Day, who started the third day three shots ahead of Homa, crashed with a 79 shot (+9) card that went leave him seven strokes behind. the leader (-1 in total).
Colombian Jhonattan Vegas also has -1 overallthe best of the Hispanics in the tournament after +2 on the third day.
Sergio García has +2 overall while Mexican Abraham Ancer and Colombian Camilo Villegas will start Sunday with +3.
García became one of the tournament’s great stars because of his anger on Thursday over the referees ’controversial decision when he was trying to find the ball. (The organization later admitted that the Spaniard was correct in his complaints).
“I can’t wait to leave this tour (…). It’s only a few weeks and I won’t deal with you again.”said García who was extremely outraged by some voices within golf in support for a Saudi initiative to create a tour that competes with the PGA.
Sorting after the third day
1. Keegan Bradley (USA) -8 (70-65-67)
2. Max Homa (USA) -6 (67-66-71)
3. James Hahn (USA) -4 (66-68-72)
. Anirban Lahiri (IND) -4 (68-68-70)
5. Matthew Fitzpatrick (ENG) -3 (68-68-71)
6. Brian Harman (USA) -2 (69-66-73)
. List of Luke (USA) -2 (68-66-74)
. Denny McCarthy (USA) -2 (65-69-74)
. Rory McIlroy (NIR) -2 (67-73-68)
. Chad Ramey (USA) -2 (69-66-73)
. Matthew Wolff (USA) -2 (65-73-70)
. Cameron Young (USA) -2 (68-71-69)
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13. Jason Day (AUS) -1 (63-67-79)
31. Sergio Garcia (ESP) 2 (67-71-74)
Source: La Verdad
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