Kurt Kitayama leads heading into the final round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational but big names including Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler are in contention
. Scheffler, who finished his third round with a trio of consecutive birdies, sits alongside Hovland just one shy of the 54-hole leader, Kurt Kitayama. A 40ft-birdie putt at the last sealed Kitayama’s position. Spieth, playing alongside Kitayama, missed his opportunity from a fifth of that distance.
Thomas and Spieth are five under. Homa is four under. Spieth’s two over par 74 was the outlier on a day where scoring was impressive despite the backdrop McIlroy correctly described. The tournament, which offers $3.6m to the victor, is wonderfully poised.
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