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Meanwhile, Rory McIlroy birdies the 16th to go to two under. He's too far back tbf.
Summary
American Dustin Johnson leads by one going into final round
England's Paul Casey two shots off the lead, Justin Rose one further back
TPC Harding Park in San Francisco hosts rescheduled tournament from 6-9 August
No spectators allowed due to Covid-19 restrictions
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Day & Johnson close in on Lipublished at 23:07 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
It's a par for Daniel Berger (-6) at the first.
Jason Day gets the birdie he was going to get anyway - he's up to seven under. One behind the leader. Dustin Johnson joins the Aussie after a birdie on the fifth.
Justin Rose is having a few problems on the second.
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A reminder that when I woke up today Li was still practising at the Harding Park course - slight exaggeration, but he was still on course hours after he finished his second round.
Anyway, the 25-year-old Chinese player who barely found a fairway on Friday finds the cloth on the first, unlike Fleetwood who is in the rougher stuff.
Leader Li on the teepublished at 23:02 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
Cameron Champ (-6), who birdied the first, will have to settle for par on the second after his putt comes up short.
Brooks Koepka has about 15 feet on the same hole.
Get ready for leader Li Haotong... and England's Tommy Fleetwood - the final pairing.
Koepka's frightening major record since 2016published at 23:00 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
Brooks Koepka is of course the two-time defending champion at the US PGA, but here's a few more reasons why he's the favourite heading into the weekend...
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Jason Day plays a stunning approach to the first green - birdie chance for the Aussie to move him to seven under.
get involved Who do you think will win?published at 22:59 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
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Jamin Sports: Rose, Simpson, Koepka. Write it down. Enjoy your top 3 given to you as R3 gets going.
Bogey for Rosepublished at 22:56 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
Not the best of starts for Justin Rose as he bogeys the first. The Englishman immediately drops to five under.
I just didn't get my round going - Woodspublished at 22:53 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
Image source, EPAIt was a frustrating day for Tiger Woods before he birdied two of his last three holes to card a two-over 72, leaving him two over for the week.
"I didn't make anything [putts] early," he said. "The greens are getting crusty and firm, and I hit a few poor shots which gave me bad angles. I just didn't make the putts to get my round going so I fell behind and couldn't get it back."
Remaining third-round pairings and tee-timespublished at 22:49 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
All times BST - US unless stated
22:50 Jason Day (Aus), Daniel Berger
23:00 Li Haotong (Chn), Tommy Fleetwood (Eng)
Home favourites mount their challengepublished at 22:47 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
OK, so it's got a little bit sweaty behind leader Li Haotong (23:00 BST tee-off).
Cameron Champ is up to six under, while fellow Americans Bryson DeChambeau and Collin Morikawa are three under for today and up at five under overall, as are Dustin Johnson, Scottie Scheffler and Tony Finau.
The Americans are coming!!
get involved Who do you think will win the title and why?published at 22:42 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
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We've given our top picks and outsider tips, now it's your turn.
Our predictions for the winner on Sundaypublished at 22:42 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
Saj Chowdhury's pick: Jason Day
Outsider tip: Xander Schauffele
Ben Collins' pick: Tommy Fleetwood
Outsider tip: Dustin Johnson
Andy Fowler's pick: Brooks Koepka
Outsider tip: Jon Rahm
Can Koepka match Nicklaus?published at 22:39 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
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End of twitter postThe champ is about to get his third round under way - he's two behind leader Li Haotong.
Spieth disappointments continuepublished at 22:34 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
The tweet below was from the other day.
Today Jordan Spieth produced a six-over-par round of 76 to be at seven over for the championship - the same Jordan Spieth who had won three majors in two years by the age of 23.
The former world number one is now down to world number 62.
Unlike Tiger Woods whose injuries and personal life led to his descent, with Spieth it just seems his entire game has disappeared.
He's only 27 and time is on his side.
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End of twitter postJT charge up the board stallspublished at 22:30 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
Image source, ReutersJustin Thomas had an eventful round today. The new world number one birdied five of his first seven holes to get within four of the lead.
But the American then hit two straight bogeys, plus two more on his last three holes, to finish with a two-under 68 - one under overall.
“This isn’t a course where you can keep your foot on the gas and shoot nine or 10 under par," he said. "I still had some birdie chances in front of me but just couldn’t take advantage of them.
"I let a really good round go, and really had a great opportunity to put myself in a good position going into tomorrow. I just didn't capitalise on the back nine. It’s really disappointing to finish the way I did. It’s a bummer, I’ve potentially cost myself a chance to win this thing.”
Mask watchpublished at 22:28 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
Today we focus on Brooks Koepka.
On his way to practice, the 2018 and 2019 champion was wearing your standard blue 'six for £4.99 from a supermarket'.
Very Koepka. "It's a mask," he would have said.
Koepka's ready to gopublished at 22:28 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
The two-time defending champion tees off at 22:40 BST, two shots behind leader Li Haotong.
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End of twitter postTiger extends birdie streakpublished at 22:25 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
Tiger Woods had to wait till the 16th to claim a birdie today. Keeps this run going though.
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End of twitter postWhat happened to the Hollywood trio?published at 22:25 British Summer Time 8 August 2020
The golfers in question are Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Justin Thomas, who were grouped together for the opening rounds.
World number one Thomas just about made the cut and started at one over - he went around Harding Park in 68 to go to one under. More on him in a bit.
Woods just never got going - he was level to start with and finished two over thanks to a birdie-par-birdie finish, having earlier recorded three successive bogeys.
McIlroy has fared the best so far - he's two under so far and three under overall. He could do with picking up a few more shots on the final five holes.
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