US EditionTeenager Blades Brown 1 Shot Off American Express Lead Going Into Final Round
- Si Woo Kim held the 54-hole lead at 22-under 194, with Scheffler and Brown one shot behind at 21-under, heading into the final round of The American Express.
- Playing La Quinta Country Club, Kim surged late by stringing together three straight birdies on his back nine as Coachella Valley winds slowed Saturday scoring.
- After a 68 at the Pete Dye Stadium Course, Scheffler saved himself with a big putt, while Brown was one putt shy of 59 after shooting 60 on the Nicklaus Tournament Course.
- They will headline Sunday's final round at the Stadium Course as the field is trimmed to the top 60 and ties; if Brown wins, he would receive $1.6 million and become the second youngest PGA Tour winner.
- The three-course rotation in La Quinta changes strategy and scoring, and Scheffler arrives as the betting favorite after 12 straight rounds in the 60s at The American Express.
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