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2021 Memorial Tournament Leaderboard: Live Coverage, Golf Scores, Updates, Highlights In Round 3 

A wild Memorial Tournament got significantly crazier on Saturday evening as competition pioneer - and weighty top pick - Jon Rahm needed to pull out in the wake of testing positive for COVID-19. Rahm drove by six strokes over Patrick Cantlay and Collin Morikawa, who are the new co-pioneers at 12 under entering Sunday. 토토사이트 검증

Rahm's day on Saturday was crazy. He made a pro right off the bat as he wrapped up his second round and afterward terminated an over the top 64 that might have gone down as one of the incredible rounds of the PGA Tour season. Presently, however, he's not, at this point in the competition as he promptly pulled out after a round in which he acquired nine (!!) strokes on probably the best field of the year. 

All things being equal, Morikawa and Cantlay will duke it out on a course where they have both won proficient occasions previously. So how about we investigate what they have before them on what will be an insane Sunday at Muirfield Village. 

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T1. Collin Morikawa (- 12): He shot the second-best round of the day on Saturday in Round 3, which scheduled to go down as basically lamentable planning for getting hot notwithstanding the Rahm WD. Presently he has a genuine opportunity to win for the fifth time in his initial 50 beginnings on the PGA Tour with most of them coming at big-time courses and occasions. 

Morikawa is currently first in the field from tee to green this week, which isn't strange for him. The thing that matters is that he's acquiring strokes with his putter, and has two 66s to show for it thus. On the off chance that he does that again on Sunday, he'll indeed raise a prize over one more world class American player on the eighteenth green at Muirfield Village. 

T1. Patrick Cantlay (- 12): A birdie at his keep going opening on Saturday appeared to be quite insignificant until around five minutes after the fact when his playing accomplice pulled out. Cantlay annihilates at this course, however his week - like Morikawa's - planned to go down as helpless planning against one of the greats in the game. Presently he can exploit surprisingly more terrible planning for Rahm. 

Cantlay's 68 was five strokes better compared to the field normal, and he's in the main 10 in strokes acquired in each class through three rounds, which is quite wild yet in addition summarizes his game - which has no openings in it - great. With the majority of the capability close to the furthest limit of this competition united in this pair, it should make for some marvelous golf down the stretch. 

T3. Branden Grace, Scottie Scheffler (- 9): There are not actually any champs following a bummer of a day like Saturday at Muirfield Village, yet Scheffler and Grace are recipients of now being engaged with a competition they were basically out of as of late as the finish of Round 3. Scheffler is the greater name and the better player at the present time, however he's actually looking for his first PGA Tour win. A triumph over Morikawa and Cantlay on a Sunday at the Memorial would qualify as a full appearance for him. Beauty, unexpectedly, is one of the modest bunch of players who have needed to pull out from a competition in it. He did as such at the Barracuda Championship a year ago where he was T2 after two rounds. 

Every other person in the field is 6 under or more regrettable, and Data Golf doesn't give any of them better than a 0.5% possibility of winning.