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PGA Tour

Zurich Classic of New Orleans Round 3Round 1713:30

TPC Louisiana, Avondale, LASaturday, 25 April 2026

United StatesSeason 2026

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The scoreboard exploded with low numbers during a thrilling third-round best-ball showcase at TPC Louisiana, completely reshuffling the upper tier of the leaderboard. Seizing total control of the tournament with a spectacular display of course synergy, the pairing of Austin Eckroat and Davis Thompson put together a masterclass in aggressive golf, combining for a flawless 12-under par 60 to vaulted themselves into the driving seat heading into Sunday.

Eckroat and Thompson traded brilliant iron shots and birdied holes at an astonishing rate, keeping a clean card to neutralize any charge from their closest pursuers. Overnight joint-leaders Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick fought hard to maintain their geometric advantage, but they couldn't quite replicate their Friday fireworks on the greens, signing for a steady yet frustrated 5-under par 67 that left them chasing in the final stretch.

Meanwhile, the explosive veteran tandem of Tom Hoge and Billy Horschel mounted a spectacular afternoon charge, utilizing precise wedge play and clutch mid-range putts to fire an 11-under par 61 to implant themselves firmly into the final-round conversation. The opening-day pace-setters Alex Smalley and Hayden Springer also found their scoring touch once again after a quiet Friday, recording a highly efficient 63, while Eric Cole and Hank Lebioda kept their title hopes alive by matching them stroke-for-stroke with a pristine 63 of their own.