ARDMORE, PA – For the third straight day, Phil Mickelson’s name is atop the leader board at the U.S. Open. After claiming the first-round lead and sharing the second, Lefty is once again alone atop the standings as the lone golfer under par through three days of the 113th U.S. Open.
Mickelson shot a 70 on Saturday to remain one-under for the championship. Charl Schwartzel, Hunter Mahan and Steve Stricker are one shot back at even par through three rounds.
Justin Rose, Luke Donald and Billy Horschel, who shared the second-round lead with Phil, are all +1 through three rounds.
(Phil Mickelson says he’s excited heading into Sunday)
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(Phil says he’s had fun playing Merion)
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(Phil is looking forward to Sunday)
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(Hunter Mahan is looking ahead to Sunday)
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(Mahan on his third-round performance)
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(Mahan on the final five holes at Merion)
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(Jason Day on his chances on Sunday at Merion)
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(Day says you have to step up your play in the majors)
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(Justin Rose says he likes his position heading into Sunday)
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(Steve Stricker says he feels good going into the final round)
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(Tiger Woods admits Saturday wasn’t his day)
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