Rory McIlroy keeps BMW Championship hopes alive with strong third round
The back-to-back Masters champion again appeared in steady form during the front nine on Saturday, turning at one under after a birdie on the par-three second…
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McIlroy finished the day at 12 under, looking to keep pace with Wyndham Clark, whose own strong back nine was pulling him clear at 18 under through 16. Wyndham Clark again set the pace at the top of the leaderboard(Jeff Roberson/AP) (AP) Chris Gotterup was alongside McIlroy at 12 under after 16 holes, with Patrick Cantlay and Gary Woodland a shot back as their third rounds moved into the closing stages.
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McIlroy finished the day at 12 under, looking to keep pace with Wyndham Clark, whose own strong back nine was pulling him clear at 18 under through 16.
according to The IndependentWyndham Clark again set the pace at the top of the leaderboard(Jeff Roberson/AP) (AP) Chris Gotterup was alongside McIlroy at 12 under after 16 holes, with Patrick Cantlay and Gary Woodland a shot back as their third rounds moved into the closing stages.
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