John Rahm shoots 5-under 66 for 2-shot lead at halfway point of Dell Technologies ChampionshipFacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerEmailcomment8:57 PM ETAssociated Press FacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailprintcommentNORTON, Mass. — Jon Rahm made five birdies and an eagle over his last 10 holes for a 5-under 66 and a two-shot lead Saturday at the halfway point of the Dell Technologies Championship.
Rahm ended the back nine at TPC Boston, his front nine on Saturday, with a 12-foot eagle putt and then shot 31 on the front nine to build a lead in the morning that no one could catch. He was at 9-under 133, two shots clear of Paul Casey, Adam Hadwin, Kyle Stanley and Kevin Streelman.
On a cool, calm day at the TPC Boston, Dustin Johnson went backward. He had a pair of double-bogeys and shot a 72, leaving him five shots behind Rahm.
Phil Mickelson had a 67 and boosted his chances of being on the Presidents Cup team. He was three behind.
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John Rahm shoots 5-under 66 for 2-shot lead at halfway point of Dell Technologies ChampionshipFacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerEmailcomment7:45 PM ETAssociated Press FacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailprintcommentNORTON, Mass. — Jon Rahm made five birdies and an eagle over his last 10 holes for a 5-under 66 and a two-shot lead Saturday at the halfway point of the Dell Technologies Championship.
Rahm ended the back nine at TPC Boston, his front nine on Saturday, with a 12-foot eagle putt and then shot 31 on the front nine to build a lead in the morning that no one could catch. He was at 9-under 133, two shots clear of Paul Casey, Adam Hadwin, Kyle Stanley and Kevin Streelman.
On a cool, calm day at the TPC Boston, Dustin Johnson went backward. He had a pair of double-bogeys and shot a 72, leaving him five shots behind Rahm.
Phil Mickelson had a 67 and boosted his chances of being on the Presidents Cup team. He was three behind.
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If you're an avid golfer, New York City is most likely the last place on your list of areas to live. While there are plenty of great courses in shouting distance of Manhattan, lugging your clubs around the crowded streets and subways can become quite the chore. There's also Chelsea Piers, if you're into dropping $25 on 90 balls and waiting for a stall to hit out of.
A select, dedicated few find a way to make it work though, including this guy, whose neighbor caught him in the act out on his rooftop, grinding away:
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This is how you keep your short game sharp in the Big Apple without even leaving your apartment building. He's even got the little square of turf to tee off on. Impressive, impressive stuff from this NYC resident. Tip of the cap my friend.
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Lee Slattery takes two-shot lead into final day of the Czech MastersLee Slattery ended his third round at Albatross Golf Resort with a score of 12 under par. Ross Kinnaird/Getty ImagesFacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerEmailcomment3:05 PM ETPA SportFacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailprintcommentEngland's Lee Slattery, whose wife is eight days overdue with the couple's second child, will take a two-shot lead into the final day of the Czech Masters.
Slattery carded a third round of 67 at Albatross Golf Resort to finish 12 under par, with South Africa's Haydn Porteous his nearest challenger after a matching 67.
Sweden's Pontus Widegren is two shots further back on eight under, with halfway leader Chris Hanson another stroke adrift alongside compatriot Jonathan Thomson.
Hanson had led an English one-two-three after the completion of the delayed second round, the 32-year-old playing 17 holes in five under par to add a 66 to his opening 68.
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VYSOKY UJEZD, Czech Republic (AP) Lee Slattery produced a flawless 5-under 67 at the Czech Masters on Saturday for a two-shot lead over Haydn Porteous of South Africa.

The Englishman opened the third round with his first of five birdies for 12-under 204 overall.

”I hit a couple of loose shots on the front nine early on but hit great chips to follow them up and managed to salvage the pars so it kind of kept a bit of the momentum going,” said Slattery, who has won two titles on the European Tour.

Porteous also shot 67 for 10-under 206, while Sweden’s Pontus Widegren (69) is two shots further back in third.

Second-round leader Chris Hanson and fellow Englishman Jonathan Thomson are tied for fourth on 7 under. Thomson is making his European Tour debut.

Julian Suri of the United States is among a group of five players tied for sixth on 6 under.

Earlier Saturday, Hanson shot a 6-under 66 to take a three-shot lead at the end of a second round that was delayed by heavy rain.

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