-18 Fleetwood (15)

-16 Cantlay (15)

A reminder, in case you needed it, that Fleetwood led by two shots with three holes to play when Keegan Bradley beat him at the Travelers Championship in June.

Let's hope Tommy isn't thinking about that.

It's a nervy par putt from Tommy Fleetwood, finishing short of the hole.

He tidies up for a bogey four, but Patrick Cantlay taps in for his par and is back within two.

With the flag a fair way above him and water beyond the hole, Tommy Fleetwood opts to putt from off the green.

It races past the hole, leaving a tester for his par.

Both Keegan Bradley and Russell Henley steady the ship with pars at the 16th. But the winner isn't coming from this group.

Keegan can go back to mulling over whether he deserves a place in his Ryder Cup team.

Phew...

Tommy Fleetwood flies the green with his five iron as adrenaline pumps through his veins, but it stops short of the water.

Meanwhile, Patrick Cantlay plays an excellent low shot into the middle of the green.

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Patrick Cantlay does wonderfully well to get up and down for par from the greenside bunker.

Tommy Fleetwood makes a nerveless two-putt for his par.

To the treacherous par-three 15th they go.

Tommy Fleetwood finds the fairway again at 14 and then finds the heart of the green from 211 yards.

Patrick Cantlay went left off the tee and can only find the greenside bunker with his second from the rough.

The door is open for Tommy...

Is Russell Henley's race run? His chip up from the back of the 15th green barely makes it to the top of the slope. That leaves him with a 15-footer for par. He doesn't hit that and it fails to threaten the hole. Bogey.

Keegan Bradley, from the drop zone, fires in to eight feet but he needs that to make a bogey. Disaster. Putt lips out. Double.

Scottie Scheffler bounces back as the best players do with a birdie at 16.

I couldn't possibly comment, Stevo...

-19 Fleetwood (13)

-16 Cantlay (13)

-15 Henley (14)

-14 Conners (62), Scheffler (16), Bradley (14)

Is this going to be Tommy Fleetwood's day?

Patrick Cantlay's birdie putt lips out, but Fleetwood drills his effort into the heart of the hole for a three.

Five holes to play...

Russell Henley the first to tackle the fearsome par-three 15th which is playing 218 yards, all over water. My trusty 4-iron hybrid would just about make it on to dry land.

About a 5-iron for these boys though.

Henley hits the green but his ball scurries off the back and is stopped from going into the water by some rough.

Bye-bye Keegan Bradley though. He pushes his ball right of the green and that's in a watery grave.

Scottie Scheffler ended up making a double-bogey five at 15 after finding the water off the tee.

He is five back and surely out of this.

Tommy Fleetwood flights a beautiful approach shot into the 13th green that finishes less than six feet from the hole.

Patrick Cantlay answers with a fine iron shot of his own.

Two more birdie looks coming up...

Bob MacIntyre makes par at the last hole to finish his tournament at nine under.

A frustrating two-over par back nine today for the Scot, but he is becoming a fixture in the top 20 at big tournaments.

-18 Fleetwood (12)

-16 Cantlay (12)

-15 Henley (14)

-14 Conners (62), Young (15), Bradley (14)

-13 Scheffler (15)