Three players are close to 59 on the third day of the Travelers!

Jim Furik founded in 2016 in TPC River Highlands of Cronwell, Connecticut the record for the lowest result in an official round of PGA Tour with 58 hits, 12 under par. And for such a deed there is a plaque immortalizing him.

Well, this Saturday, on the so-called movement day, the third, three players are again on the verge of falling below the 60-hit barrier. 58 is not at risk but 59 is at risk.

The one that comes closest is a born-again (although he did ‘play’ on the last day of the US Open in Los Angeles) Rickie Fowlerwith a card of 60 strokes (-10): 8 birdies and an eagle and a clear chance at 18 to sign 59. patrick cantleywho was -8 (the course was a par 70) with three holes remaining, finished with a 61 (-9) and Justin Thomason a ‘moving day’ he stopped at 62 (-8) but was left with few clear options on the way after scoring 9 birdies for a bogey.

This is a leader keegan bradleywho continues to play golf at the highest level and commands a combined 21 under par and a one-stroke advantage. Chez Reavie After this Saturday’s day, in a tournament let’s remember that he ran out Jon Rahmwho missed the cut on Friday.

Bradley carded a 6-under 64 without any mistakes. And he had clear birdie options at the 17th, above all, and at the 18th. He maintained a margin blow against Reavie, compiling a -20 after Saturday’s -7. The American made eight birdies with just one bogey on the 16th hole.

Besides Fowler, Cantlay and Thomas, we should also highlight the last rush of world no.1 Scottie Scheffler, shot 63, with one eagle and three birdies over the last six holes and was -14 overall, tied for 7th with Thomas. Cantlay was third with -16 and Fowler was fourth with -15. the northern irish Rory McIlroy, tied for 15th, accumulating -12 after a four-under par third round. He also looks like a motorcycle but he ended up in the water on the 13th (bogey).