The 31-year-old, who drops to 0-for-2 as a 54-hole leader/co-leader, was vying for his first PGA TOUR title in 179 events but settles for a third podium, coming up one swing shy of a 2-man playoff involving eventual champ Jordan Spieth (66). After kicking off with 67-72 and week-tying-low 63, he led by one over three players, three clear of Spieth, and mustered six (of 14) fairways and hit 13 greens in regulation, The East Carolina alum and RBC ambassador went out in 1-under (2 birdies, 1 bogey) before ending with nine pars, his closest birdie look on the inward half being 21'2" at the par-3 16th. This was his seventh Heritage and second top 10, second straight after a career-best T2 last year, his second top 10 of the season in 13 starts, first since T6 at THE PLAYERS four starts ago, and his first top-3 finish since here last year. For the festivities, the North Carolina resident totaled 19 birdies versus three bogeys and two doubles, and ranked 3rd SG: Approach (8.021) and 7th SG: Putting (5.370), including a 0.767 SGP on Sunday, though 55th in SG: Off-the-Tee (-1.537) and 64th SG: Around (-2.057), lowlighted by a -1.759 ARG in the finale.