“This is the position you want to be in. And, you know, I’ll be looking to close out my first tournament in this position, which is exciting for me,” Finau said.
The defending champion will enter Sunday just three behind Tony Finau. That’s five shots closer than last year, when he stunned Dustin Johnson from eight back to win the WGC-HSBC Champions.
“When we’re mic’d on the course, we’re going to have little challenges, let’s say, that can maybe get in each other’s head,” Mickelson said. “‘You have a downhill putt. I’ll bet you 50 ... 50Gs that you miss this.’”
As the U.S. Ryder Cup team tries to move past the fallout from its loss in Paris, Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood continue to show just how effortless true affection can be.
Following a Saturday 67 in South Korea, Brooks Koepka will take a four-shot lead into Sunday at the CJ Cup, where he looks to take over as world No. 1.
