• American dropped three shots on 17th and 18th but still leads by one
• Bernhard Langer believes he can become oldest champion in historyJordan Spieth admitted he will struggle to eliminate a imperfect finish to day three from his mind,despite the defending champion taking a one-stroke lead into the final round of the Masters.
Spieth held a four-shot advantage with two third-round holes to play but proceeded to finish bogey, double bogey to afford some hope to an earlier browbeaten field. Heading into the final day, and 14 players are within six of his three-under-par 213. Related: Jordan Spieth stands tall at Masters despite late slip as Rory McIlroy falters Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com