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Cameron Smith finds himself in the spotlight as he leads the pack after rain disrupted the third round of the Australian PGA Championship, resulting in a shortened tournament of just 54 holes.
Tied for the lead at an impressive 11-under par, Smith shares this position with Min Woo Lee and Brad Kennedy. The three will join forces on Sunday for an exciting final round, which promises to be a thrilling 18-hole showdown.
Challenging their dominance are Lucas Herbert and Marc Leishman, who trail closely at 10-under par—just one shot off the pace.
Having previously clinched victory at the Australian PGA Championship in 2018, Smith expressed his eagerness to tackle this final challenge head-on.
“It’s always tough when you have to come back after a rain delay, but I’m feeling good about my game,” Smith shared confidently. “I’m just going to go out there and try to play my best.
Scottie Scheffler is dominating strokes-gained numbers and is on a historic pace not seen since Tiger Woods in 2000, threatening long-standing records with unmatched consistency and scoring this season.