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Rickie Fowler chips in top PGA Championship leaderboard

After three straight top 5s at the majors, Rickie Fowler finally has sole possession of the lead at a major championship this year.

I wrote that Saturday’s back nine stretch at Valhalla was the best stretch of major championship golf this year. We were set up perfectly for more on Sunday, and we’ve already matched it early on the front nine. After Phil Mickelson rolled in two birdies and jumped up in to a share of the lead with Rory McIlroy, Fowler the decided to pass everyone up with three straight red numbers.

The third birdie, coming on a chip in from the side of the green at No. 5, broke a five-way tie at the top and put him in sole possession of the lead. It also earned him a fist bump from his competitor and playing partner, Mickelson.

Mickelson and Fowler are both under the instruction of Butch Harmon and play practice rounds together at every tournament. It’s pretty fun to watch them play side-by-side in the penultimate group at a major, especially with both pouring in birdies to challenge McIlroy right out of the gate.

Fowler, who is playing the best golf of his life, is trying to join Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus as the only players to finish inside the top five in all four majors in a single season. That looks to be a good bet at this point.

Here’s an updated leaderboard, which continues to shuffle as a soft Valhalla is carved up by the best players in the world.

Place Player Score Today Thru
1 Rickie Fowler -13 -2 5
T2 Henrik Stenson -12 -3 5
T2 Phil Mickelson -12 -2 5
T2 Bernd Wiesberger -12 E 5
T2 Rory McIlroy -12 1 5
T6 Ernie Els -11 -6 13
T6 Mikko Ilonen -11 -2 5
T6 Jason Day -11 -1 5
9 Louis Oosthuizen -10 -1 5
T10 Jimmy Walker -9 -4 13
T10 Jim Furyk -9 -2 8
T10 Lee Westwood -9 -2 8
T13 Charl Schwartzel -8 -4 17
T13 Justin Rose -8 -4 15
T13 Marc Warren -8 -3 10
T13 Brooks Koepka -8 -3 10
T13 Brandt Snedeker -8 -2 9
T13 Hunter Mahan -8 -1 7
T13 Steve Stricker -8 E 6
T13 Graham DeLaet -8 E 6
T13 Jamie Donaldson -8 E 6
T13 Ryan Palmer -8 1 6
T23 Alexander Levy -7 -2 14
T23 Bill Haas -7 -1 9
T23 Victor Dubuisson -7 -1 9
T23 Joost Luiten -7 E 8
T23 Kevin Chappell -7 E 8
T23 Adam Scott -7 E 7
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