Brandt Snedeker moved into the lead after the third round at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. He did not do it with a low score, instead Snedeker has been a model of consistency this week in the desert. With rounds of 66, 67 and 66 Snedeker is well-positioned to capture the title.
However, his final round partner, Scott Piercy, has also been a model of consistent play firing rounds of 68, 67 and 65. And, Piercy just might be the one to watch as he has shot lower each day as the tournament has progressed. If he continues this trend, the rest of the field better look out!
The second last grouping features a couple of golfers that I have been watching all week. Matt Every and Rickie Fowler.
Every shot an opening round 63, but followed that great golf up with a mediocre 70 on the second day. His third round scoring improved, but only slightly shooting a 68. He will have to go considerably lower if he is to challenge for the ttile.
Rickie Fowler, on the other hand, has carded scores of 63 on Thursday, 67 on Friday and 69 on Saturday. This downward trend in scoring does bode well for a title.
Camilo Villegas, the leader after the first two rounds ballooned to a 71 yesterday. However, for some reason, I like him to win. He is only three strokes off the pace and if he can forget yesterday and bring back some the magic he had on Thursday look out!
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