Dustin Johnson matched his tournament-low 65 with another in Saturday’s third round to grab a four-shot lead entering the final day of the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia.
Nov.14 (UPI) — Dustin Johnson matched his tournament low with another 65 in Saturday’s third round to grab a four-shot lead entering the final day of the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. Johnson, the top-ranked player in the world, also shot a 7-under 65 in the first round, which began Thursday but extended into Friday morning due to a three-hour weather delay. The tournament is back on schedule after golfers completed the remainder of the second round early Saturday morning, followed by the third round before darkness set in. Johnson sped away from a five-way share of the lead with an explosive start in the third round, recording an eagle and two birdies through his first four holes. He added another birdie on hole No.7 and two more on the back nine to match the 54-hole Masters record. “I feel like I’m swinging well and I’ve got a lot of confidence in what I’m doing.
