Cognizant Classic: Jake Knapp holds lead after late push at PGA National

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Jake Knapp held on to his one-stroke lead heading into the final round of the Cognizant Classic after a topsy-turvy third round at PGA National.

The American, who carded a historic 59 in the opening round, dropped to three off the pace at the turn as 10 players enjoyed at least a share of the lead during the round.

Four birdies on the back nine, including two in the last three holes, took Knapp to a 68 and a 16-under-par total.

“A little bit all over the place,” is how Knapp described things following the third round. “I feel like I played pretty solid. I kind of misjudged a few things and definitely made a few bad swings.

“There’s plenty of great players out here who can go stupid low, so just have to try to stick to my game plan.”

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World No 99 Knapp became only the 15th player in PGA Tour history to shoot a sub-60 round with a bogey-free 59 in the first round of the Cognizant Classic

Michael Kim, one of several players to struggle at the short 15th hole, sits one stroke off the pace after a 67.

“I scrapped it around and kind of got it figured out towards the back nine,” Kim said.

“I have a good chance heading into tomorrow, which is all I can ask for. I’m sure I’ll be nervous, but as long as I feel like my game is there, then I’ll know I have a chance.”

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