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New York, August 30: FedEx Cup leader Dustin Johnson and Hideki Matsuyama are tied for the BMW Championship lead following Saturday's third round.
American star Johnson and Japan's Matsuyama both carded 69s to top the leaderboard at one under through 54 holes in Illinois, where the pair hold a two-stroke advantage.
Johnson cruised to victory at last week's opening FedEx Cup play-off event – The Northern Trust – and he has maintained his form at the Olympia Fields Country Club.
Projected to retain his position atop the FedEx Cup standings ahead of Matsuyama, two-time BMW Championship winner Johnson had three birdies and two bogeys to rise two positions on day three.
Leaderboard heading into the final round @BMWChamps:
T1. @DJohnsonPGA, -1
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) August 29, 2020
T1. Hideki Matsuyama
T3. @JoacoNiemann, +1
T3. @MacHughesGolf
T3. @AdamScott
T6. @JonRahmPGA, +2
T6. @JSMunozGolf
T6. @K_Kisner
T6. @BubbaWatson
T6. Brendon Todd
T6. @McIlroyRory pic.twitter.com/qsYoP7yuGD
Matsuyama – a five-time PGA Tour champion but without a title since 2017 – enjoyed a mixed day, with an eagle, two birdies and three bogeys in tough scoring conditions.
Joaquin Niemann (68), Mackenzie Hughes (69) and Adam Scott (70) are tied for third at one over heading into Sunday's final round.
Four-time major champion Rory McIlroy is among six players a shot further back following his three-over-par 73.
McIlroy was co-leader heading into the penultimate round but the former world number one struggled – five bogeys and just two birdies seeing the 2012 winner slide down the leaderboard.
Jon Rahm (66), Sebastian Munoz (67), Kevin Kisner (70), Bubba Watson (70) and Brendon Todd (71) are also two over.
Defending champion Justin Thomas (71), meanwhile, is eight over following his third consecutive round in the 70s.
Tiger Woods' struggles continued as the 15-time major champion looks set to miss out on the Tour Championship ahead of the U.S. Open.
Back-to-back birdies for @TigerWoods.
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) August 29, 2020
He needs a top-5 finish to qualify for the @PlayoffFinale.
He's currently 7 shots off the lead (T39).#QuickHits pic.twitter.com/FzMCNQNtQ7
With the top 30 qualifying for the Tour Championship, where Woods is a three-time champion, the 44-year-old is projected to be 65th in the FedEx Cup standings.
