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06 Sept 2025
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Canadian Nick Taylor is leading the field at the Phoenix Open, one shot ahead of American Sahith Theegala.
Play closed on Saturday night due to darkness at TPC Scottsdale Stadium, with the two only managing to finish six holes of their third round.
The pair battled it out on Saturday, with the Canadian finishing the day at 13 under after Theegala briefly overtook Taylor thanks to a second-round 64.
Leaderboard after Round 3 was suspended due to darkness @WMPhoenixOpen ⛳️
1. @NTaylorGolf59 -13 (-1 thru 6)2. @SRTheegala -12 (+1 thru 6)T3. @DougGhim -11 (-2 thru 7)T3. @AndrewNovakGolf (+1 thru 6)5. @JordanSpieth -10 (-2 thru 9)T6. Four players tied -9
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) February 11, 2024
Theegala then bogeyed his first two holes of the third round but pulled off a birdie on the fourth hole to stay within one stroke of Taylor and the top spot.
Further delays due to frost may be on the cards, which could force play pushed over into Monday.
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