the south korean Sung-Jae Im, number 21 in the world, leads the Wyndham Championship with American rookie Brandon Wu after rain and thunderstorms delayed Saturday’s third round in Greensboro, North Carolina, while Rafa Cabrera has finished burying his few options after signing a card of 72 hitsfor a total of -1, and stay within 11 headshots.
The two leaders, who are -12 after eleven holes, are one shot ahead of another American-Korean duo: John Huh and Joohyung Kim.
I was leading the day with four birdies when Wu, seeking his first North American PGA Tour title, joined him in the lead with an eagle on No. 11.
His second approach shot 147 yards bounced off the green, before hitting it as the siren sounded to signal the end of the game for the second time.
“It was a pretty crazy series of events,” Wu said. “We were playing and the thunder rumbled. We were just trying to focus on our shots. The fact that the eagle went down just as the siren went was pretty special. I was like a basketball player with a basket at the buzzer.”
temporary classification
third day
1. Sung-Jae Im (KOR) -12 (63-69- *hole 11)
. Brandon Wu (USA) -12 (64-67- *hole 11)
3. John Huh (USA) -11 (61-71- *hole 11)
. Kim Joohyung (KOR) -11 (67-64- *hole 10)
5. Kiradech Aphibarnrat (THA) -10 (72-65-63)
. Russell Henley (USA) -10 (67-65- *hole 11)
. Anirban Lahiri (IND) -10 (66-67- *hole 11)
. Ryan Moore (USA) -10 (65-66- *hole 10)
. Davis Riley (USA) -10 (67-66- *hole 11)
. Brian Stuard (USA) -10 (65-68- *hole 11)
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TheRafael Cabrera (ESP) -1 (65-72-72)
Source: La Verdad
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