Spencer Levin extends lead at Phoenix Open
Spencer Levin extends lead at Phoenix Open
| Written by Drummond Golf Monday, 06 February 2012 02:15 |
 Spencer Levin remains in firm control of the Waste Management Phoenix Open, having opened up a six-shot lead after three rounds in Arizona. Levin produced a three-under 68 at TPC Scottsdale on Saturday (January 4) to be 17 under for the tournament. The only blemish for the 27-year-old American was a bogey at the par-five 15th. Searching for his maiden victory on the US PGA Tour, Levin has been in excellent form all week in front of massive crowds. "I felt like I played solid," he said afterwards. "I felt like I was in control of my ball most of the day, and yeah, I'm pleased." The tournament's highest-ranked player, Webb Simpson, is outright second at 11 under after a round of 68, while fellow Americans Bubba Watson and John Huh are both ten under. Greg Chalmers compiled a quality 67 to be the best placed Australian at nine under the card, a position he shares with four other players. Compatriots Matt Jones and Marc Leishman are in a share of 12th at seven under. |
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