US Open 2017: Justin Thomas rewrites records books as Brian Harman leads
Record breaker! Justin Thomas shoots the lowest round in relation to par in US Open history with a nine-under 63 to set the pace on day three at Erin Hills.
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Thomas, 24, unleashed his three-wood second shot 310 yards to reach the green on the 667-yard par-five 18th to set up an eight-feet record-breaking eagle putt. "Oh gosh, Jimmy, be good," he said to his caddie as the ball was in the air.
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The clouds closed in on Jordan Spieth's prospects of adding to his Masters and US Open titles from 2015, slipping back to four over after a third-round 76.
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Patrick Reed, dubbed "Captain America" for his inspirational Ryder Cup performances, missed a putt on the last for a 64 but finished tied seventh at eight under for the tournament.
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It's behind you. South Korea's Si Woo Kim (left), the Players champion, ended nine under in sixth place, while JB Holmes (right) was back in 14th at six under.
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Rickie Fowler's mood was darkening after a mid-round stumble Saturday...
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...but the American got back on the birdie train with three in a row from the 14th and ended with a 68 for 10 under, right back in contention just two adrift.
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Left-hander Brian Harman emerged top of the pack with a third-round 67 to lead by one at 12 under going into Sunday's final round.
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The 30-year-old Harman leads from England's Tommy Fleetwood (left), Brooks Koepka (right) and Thomas.
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Erin Hills is the longest course in US Open history but with more wind forecast for Sunday it could prove a completely different proposition.