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2014 Travelers Championship scores: Ryan Moore shoots 66, leads at 13-under

Scores once again went low at TPC River Highlands, and Ryan Moore shot his way into the lead with a third straight strong round.

Jim Rogash

A score in the mid-to-low 60s was required to keep pace in the third round of the Travelers Championship on Saturday and Ryan Moore was able to card just that with a 4-under 66. The round was his third of 68 or better and moved him to 13-under and into the 54-hole lead.

Moore didn’t post very many red numbers in the third round, finishing the day with two birdies and an eagle. He was able to take over the lead largely due to his ability to avoid mistakes. He played a solid round and didn’t drop a shot all day. It was his first bogey-free round of the tournament, but he’s dropped just three strokes through 54 holes. While Moore leads through three rounds, Aaron Baddeley is just one stroke back at 12-under. Baddeley recorded six birdies and a bogey on his round to come in at 65. Only Kevin Streelman, who shot a 64, carded a better round.

The top of the leaderboard is crowded with six players in double-digit red figures. Sergio Garcia and K.J. Choi are two of four players tied for third at 11-under. Garcia shot 65 in the third round, his second 65 of the tournament. While he ran into some trouble in the second round with three bogeys, he cleaned up his card on Saturday and finished with six birdies and just one bogey.

Harris English dropped to five shots off the lead after opening the round in second place just one back. He shot a 2-over 72 and is tied for 14th place at 8-under. Here is a complete look at the leaderboard through 54 holes.

Place

Player

Score

1st Round

2nd Round

3rd round

1

Ryan Moore

-13

63

68

66

2

Aaron Baddeley

-12

67

66

65

T3

Sergio Garcia

-11

65

69

65

T3

K.J. Choi

-11

65

65

69

T3

Scott Langley

-11

64

65

70

T3

Michael Putnam

-11

67

63

69

T7

Kevin Streelman

-9

69

68

64

T7

Nick Watney

-9

70

66

65

T7

Carl Pettersson

-9

68

67

66

T7

Tim Wilkinson

-9

66

68

67

T7

Chad Campbell

-9

64

70

67

T7

Bud Cauley

-9

63

70

68

T7

Jamie Lovemark

-9

68

63

70

T14

Sang-Moon Bae

-8

67

68

67

T14

Chris Stroud

-8

67

67

68

T14

Jeff Maggert

-8

64

70

68

T14

Brendan Steele

-8

62

69

71

T14

Eric Axley

-8

64

67

71

T14

Harris English

-8

66

64

72

T20

Angel Cabrera

-7

68

70

65

T20

Marc Leishman

-7

70

68

65

T20

Hudson Swafford

-7

66

71

66

T20

Tommy Gainey

-7

70

66

67

T20

Dustin Johnson

-7

66

66

71

T25

Jhonattan Vegas

-6

69

70

65

T25

William McGirt

-6

71

67

66

T25

Brian Harman

-6

68

67

69

T28

Matt Jones

-5

69

69

67

T28

Tyrone van Aswegen

-5

68

70

67

T28

Ben Crane

-5

69

68

68

T28

Kevin Tway

-5

71

65

69

T28

Heath Slocum

-5

66

69

70

T28

Matt Kuchar

-5

66

67

72

T34

John Merrick

-4

67

72

67

T34

Jason Day

-4

70

69

67

T34

Bubba Watson

-4

67

72

67

T34

Ricky Barnes

-4

73

65

68

T34

Justin Hicks

-4

66

71

69

T34

Vijay Singh

-4

68

68

70

T34

Keegan Bradley

-4

66

69

71

T34

Charley Hoffman

-4

67

68

71

T34

Patrick Rodgers

-4

66

69

71

T34

Brandt Snedeker

-4

65

69

72

T44

Stuart Appleby

-3

69

70

68

T44

Brian Davis

-3

69

70

68

T44

Morgan Hoffmann

-3

68

70

69

T44

Jonathan Byrd

-3

70

68

69

T44

Freddie Jacobson

-3

69

69

69

T44

Billy Hurley III

-3

71

66

70

T44

Brendon de Jonge

-3

70

66

71

T44

Gonzalo Fdez-Castano

-3

68

68

71

T44

Jerry Kelly

-3

70

66

71

T44

Joe Durant

-3

64

72

71

T44

Brice Garnett

-3

67

68

72

T55

Tim Herron

-2

68

71

69

T55

Steve Marino

-2

66

72

70

T55

Russell Knox

-2

66

72

70

T55

John Daly

-2

70

68

70

T55

Retief Goosen

-2

68

69

71

T55

Brooks Koepka

-2

65

72

71

T55

Ken Duke

-2

65

72

71

T55

Greg Owen

-2

72

65

71

T55

Doug LaBelle II

-2

65

71

72

T55

Brian Gay

-2

70

66

72

T55

Miguel Angel Carballo

-2

68

68

72

T55

Johnson Wagner

-2

68

66

74

T67

Wes Roach

-1

68

70

71

T67

Vaughn Taylor

-1

67

71

71

T67

Graham Delaet

-1

70

68

71

T67

Billy Mayfair

-1

67

71

71

T67

Seung-yul Noh

-1

68

69

72

T67

Troy Merritt

-1

71

66

72

73

Bo Van Pelt

E

69

68

73

T74

Kevin Stadler

1

72

67

72

T74

Camilo Villegas

1

71

66

74

T76

James Hahn

5

69

70

76

T76

Andrew Svoboda

5

67

71

77

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