Overview
- Young fired a bogey-free 65 in Saturday’s third round to reach 20-under 190, eclipsing the tournament’s 54-hole scoring record
- The five-shot cushion is the largest 54-hole lead of his career and no player has lost such a margin in over three years
- Colombia’s Nico Echavarria is second at 15-under after a 64, with Aaron Rai, Mac Meissner and Chris Kirk tied for third at 12-under
- A victory Sunday would end Young’s run of seven runner-up finishes and bolster his Ryder Cup candidacy ahead of postseason selections
- Sunday’s final round at Sedgefield Country Club will also finalize the top 70 players advancing to the FedEx Cup playoffs