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Adam Scott's Tour Championship contention a reminder of pro golf's constant force

Adam Scott's Tour Championship contention is a reminder of pro golf's main constant force and one thing that has kept it at bay. The post Adam Scott’s Tour Championship contention a reminder of pro golf’s constant force appeared first on Golf .

Adam Scott's Tour Championship contention a reminder of pro golf's constant force

Adam Scott is tied for third place in the PGA Tour Championship, three shots behind leader Viktor Hovland. Scott shot a third-round five-under-par 65 at East Lake Golf Club to position himself for a potential second season-ending Tour Championship title. He is tied with Ludvig Aberg and trails Hovland by three strokes.

Viktor Hovland leads the tournament with a score of 15 under, one shot ahead of Ryan Gerard. Hovland shot a 5-under 65, including six consecutive putts of 7 feet or longer. Scottie Scheffler and Chris Gotterup are also three shots behind Hovland, tied with Scott.

The final round of the Tour Championship will be held on Sunday. The winner will receive $10 million and the FedEx Cup title. Rory McIlroy shot a 63 to move within five shots of the lead, according to BBC Sport.

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