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While Dustin Johnson was leaving the club house of the Glen Abbey Golf Club, he stopped, looked around at the badembled media and smiled
"I hope to see you tomorrow," says Johnson laughing. 19659002] World No. 1 was tied with American compatriot Kevin Tway and South Koreans Byeong Hun An and Whee Kim at the top of the standings after three rounds at the RBC Canadian Open. Johnson increased the rankings Saturday after a performance of under 65 to reach 17 under the total.
Followed by mbadive crowds wherever he went, Johnson set the tone for the rest of the pack, shooting seven birdies and one eagle. Five of these birdies arrived in the six opening holes. Although he's playing so well, Johnson thinks he'll have to be even more aggressive to win the tournament.
"I love the golf course, I have the impression that my game is in great shape, I am very confident," said Johnson, who tied for second place rank of the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey in 2013 and 2016, but has not yet won the test. "I will have to go out and play very well tomorrow, there are really few players here
"There are a lot of guys in the lead and someone's going to shoot low.Hope that's me."
An (66) climbed three places in the Kim standings, which was paired with Kim, scored a birdie on the 18th hole by 5 to shoot a 68 and split the tie. A fourth way. ] Tway's father, Bob, won the Canadian Open at the Hamilton Golf and Country Club in 2003. The young Tway said Saturday that he was aware that he had to catch up with Johnson
" Yes, I looked [at the leaderboard] a little bit. It started very hot, "said Tway, noting that Glen Abbey's key is to attack the first nine and last three holes, but to play more cautiously on Nos. 11-15 because they're sitting in a deep valley with a ravine and many
For its part, Kim is not intimidated by Johnson's popularity and is not concerned about whether he is pursuing or holding an advance. [19659002] "Pursuing the head or holding the head, it does not matter. Just play your game, "said Kim. Everyone will say the same thing. This does not matter. "
Sunday hard for the rest of the field
It will be difficult for the rest of the pack to catch the two best pairs on Sunday.
Known for its small greens and narrow fairways. Daily downpours or storms of the week to keep things in the air, but no rain is expected Sunday.
Hudson Swafford and Rory Sabbatini are tied for fifth place, four strokes behind Leaders
Mackenzie Hughes of Dundas, Ont., was the weakest Canadian after a fall of less than 67. He was tied with Ryan Yip (66) of Calgary, tied for points for 21st place, seven strokes behind Johnson & Co.
Nick Taylor, of Abbotsford, BC, saved the par par for 29 to 9. He was paired with Johnson for the round.
"There is a lot of clicks on the camera," Taylor said. I think I had only one putt where it bored me a bit, I should have backed down, but no, it was fun to have as much world, it's really electric, and when I can play like that and make a putt on 18 "
Even though he's the best player on the PGA Tour, Johnson insists that" I'm a good guy. " he is popular in Canada only by proxy – his fiancée Paulina Gretzky is the daughter of Wayne Gretzky, legend of the NHL
. Thanks Wayne for that, "said Johnson." There are a lot of Gretzky fans, and so they tend to shoot for me, which I thank, Wayne, I like a lot, and the fans have been great this week. "[19659002DavidHearn(69yrs)fromBrantfordOntEtBenSilverman(73years)fromThornhillOntHasNorthbondenormalanguage7RangeRobertSlopeMerrittenC-BetChrisCryptologicRichmondenC-BleseuCanadianCanadianfamiliesareequalitywith53rangand6sousletotal
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