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2013 Barclays leaderboard: 3 share lead while Tiger Woods struggles early

The front nine wasn’t too kind to Tiger on Saturday, but he made do.

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Tiger Woods made three bogeys before the turn Saturday at The Barclays, falling to 5-under and five shots behind co-leaders Matt Kuchar, Rickie Fowler and Gary Woodland.

Kuchar began the third round at 11-under, good for a two-stroke lead over Webb Simpson and Woodland. Kuchar, however, bogeyed the par-4 third hole, dropping him into a tie with Simpson after Simpson birdied the first hole.

Fowler birdied his first hole Saturday before an eagle at No. 6 launched him into a tie for the lead.

Woods had only bogeyed three holes out of his first 36 at Liberty National Golf Club, and all three of those came in his 2-under round of 69 on Friday. But where he made up shots Friday, he hadn’t yet in the third round. He bogeyed No. 3 on Saturday, which was a birdie Friday. He also took a bogey at the par-3 fourth hole, which he birdied Thursday and made par on Friday.

He got up-and-down out of a green-side bunker to make birdie at the par-5 eighth hole.

Simpson, Charl Schwarzel and Kevin Chappell are each one stroke back at 9-under.

Here is a look at the top of the leaderboard:

Pos. Player Overall Thru Round R1 R2 Strokes
T1 Rickie Fowler -10 7 -3 71 64 135
T1 Matt Kuchar -10 6 1 66 65 131
T1 Gary Woodland -10 6 -1 69 64 133
T4 Kevin Chappell -9 14* -7 68 72 140
T4 Charl Schwartzel -9 7 -2 68 67 135
T4 Webb Simpson -9 6 E 67 66 133
7 Sergio Garcia -8 7 -2 70 66 136
T8 Rory Sabbatini -7 11 -3 71 67 138
T8 Jim Furyk -7 9 -1 70 66 136
T8 Justin Rose -7 9 -1 68 68 136

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