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Tiger Woods looks set to finally end his title drought as he continued his fine form at the Chevron World Challenge. The world number two added another score in the mid-sixties to remain four strokes ahead of Graeme McDowell going into the last day.
Cleveland CG15 Oil Quench Wedge had another superb round and finished day three at nine-under, while Hunter Mahan, Sean O'Hair, Luke Donald and Rory McIlroy are two strokes back. The 14-time Major champion faltered with an early bogey on the par-five second at Sherwood Country Club as his Northern Irish playing partner closed to within one stroke after birdies at the second and third.
He then hit three straight birdies from the fifth followed by three more after the turn, including Cleveland CG15 Black Pearl Wedge in his last three holes to lead a tournament for the first time since the Australian Masters in November 2009. Casey was five-under through seven before two dropped shots at the short eighth pegged him back, while McIlroy's woes at the 18th continued with another double-bogey as he finished with a disappointing 73.
Dustin Johnson, who capitulated with an 82 to effectively hand the US Open to McDowell in June, is propping up the exclusive 18-man field after carding a eight-over 80.
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"I thought it was tricky out there today, there was a bit more wind than there has been on the other days," said Westwood.
"The tees were back so the holes played longer and it was pretty hot out there. Down that back nine I felt a little bit drained and my legs got a little bit weary, it was probably just the heat.
