Koepka clings to Masters lead over Rahm as final round begins
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Koepka and Rahm birdied the par-five second hole just as the rain intensified while Bennett made a second consecutive bogey to drop off the pace as the year’s first major quickly turned into a two-horse race.
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ivide. Spanish world number three Rahm and Koepka each completed a one-over par 73 third round on Sunday morning — neither managing a back-nine birdie after play was halted Saturday by puddling water
Koepka, who began the day two shots clear of Rahm with amateur Sam Bennett a further two strokes back, had one birdie through six holes and was staring at an 11-foot par putt at the seventh when play was suspended at 3:15 p.m.
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Three-time champion Phil Mickelson made an early move with two birdies across his first six holes to move into a share of fourth place, seven back of Koepka, but quickly dropped back with bogeys over his next two holes.
Four-times major winner Koepka moved three clear at the par-three fourth where he got up and down from the left greenside bunker while world number three Rahm made bogey after chipping over the green from the other bunker.
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Woods, one of several players wearing a winter hat, was limping down the 17th fairway on his rebuilt leg when play was called with him six over par through seven holes and last among the 54 players who made the cut.
AUGUSTA, Georgia, April 8 (Reuters) – LIV Golf’s Brooks Koepka extended his Masters lead to four shots over Spaniard Jon Rahm before third-round play at windy and cold Augusta National Golf Club was suspended for the day due to intense rain that waterlogged the course.
Players went out in threesomes off split tees with hopes of completing the entire third round despite the forecast of heavy rain and wind that picked up shortly after the final group headed out with temperatures around 48 Fahrenheit (8 Celsius).
ships. Breakaway LIV Golf lured several big names from the PGA last year with record $25 million purses from 54-hole events, sparking the PGA to ban LIV players from its tournaments even as majors allow LIV golfers t
ional. Tensions grew in cool and breezy conditions under the Georgia pines as US star Koepka, a four-time major winner playing in the Saudi-backed upstart LIV Golf League, threatened to deliver a blow to the PGA Tour in golf’s bitt
