The American Nick Watney 29 years holds a priority three strokes after the third round of the 92nd PGA Championship, presented on the fairways of the golf club Whistling Straits in Kohler, Wis., a par 72 (36-36) of 7514 yards. And for the first time in three days, the weather was perfect: the heat, no fog, no wind, no rain for a diabolical course in perfect condition. Watney, who finished in seventh place, including at the Masters Tournament and the Open in Britain, had a great start with his putter, making five birdies in his first seven holes to first remove and ahead of the leader after 36 holes, his compatriot Matt Kuchar, en route to a spectacular round of 66, six strokes less than normal. Its cumulative is 203, 13 strokes lower than the para. On the back nine, he added three birdies. Watney made two bogeys, on the 8th and 18th holes. Professional since 2003, he trailed a blow to the lead after 36 holes. It is also the only player to have at the moment signed three scorecards below 70. In his career, he claimed two victories on the PGA Tour, his last one being at the Buick Invitational in February 2009. The 64 (-8) to Wenchong represents both the course record, the best score of the day and the entire competition. Party on the back nine, he cut five shots to go and three return. He went eight birdies and ten normal. His putter was just magical. After nine normal line on the front nine for a score of 36, Elkington came back with a mark of 31, between signing another six birdies in eight holes. He has had Tiger Woods as a playmate Leader after the first and second round, American Matt Kuchar merely an account of 73, totaling 209 shots and six shots back of Watney. For its part, Tiger Woods, who has been unable to buy a putt, settled for par 72. After 39 (3) to go, he has come around with a 33 in back with four birdies and a bogey. His total of 213 (-3) blows leaves 10 strokes behind. He missed a hole in one by 18 inches on the 17th hole, a par three of 223 yards. Meanwhile, Phil Mickelson (2nd) has reported a card 73 (a) an accumulated total of 215 (-1), while Steve Stricker (fourth) has signed a 68 (-4) and a sum of 212 (-4). It is assured that Woods will retain its top position in the world rankings because Mickelson and Stricker, who had a chance to dislodge since Thursday, now have more options. However, it is equally certain that Tiger Woods has been cleared at the four Grand Slams in 2010. Stuck at 14 victories in major competitions, winning his last as far back as the U.S. Open in 2008. Woods also remains without a victory in nine outings this season. Since he turned professional in 1996, he has won at least one year gain, he who has 71 in his career. Furthermore, the fourth and final round on Sunday will determine the eight American golfers, who will be automatic berth for the Ryder Cup, which will be presented at the Golf Club Celtic Manor in Wales, from 1 to 3 October.Currently, elected officials are Phil Mickelson (1), Hunter Mahan (2nd), Jim Furyk (3rd), Steve Stricker (fourth), Jeff Overton (5th), Anthony Kim (sixth), Matt Kuchar (7th) and Lucas Glover ( 8e). Dustin Johnson (9th) and Tiger Woods (10th) follow, while the captain Corey Pavin has four discretionary selections will be announced Sept. 7. Finally, Tiger Woods occupies the 119th position in the FedEx Cup standings, so it remains a tournament to complete the regular season. Followed by a series of four competitions that will serve playoffs. Only the first 125 in the overall standings will be invited to the first tournament. The number will be reduced to 100 for second, 70 for third and only 30 for the fourth. The highlight of the third round belongs to Tom Lehman. The American, 51, who plays more often than not on the Champions Tour, was the perpetrator of a hole in one on the 17th hole, a par three of 223 yards. To do this, the Open champion of Great Britain in 1996 used a 4 iron. He eventually shot 73 for a total of 217. Frontenac Street is published by the 253 members locked out of the Syndicate of Workers of the information of the Journal de Montréal. Its name was inspired by the street where their offices and alongside those of the Journal de Montreal, the "Daily Frontenac Street. It also refers to date of October 1690 which was launched at the Frontenac English emissary came to ask for the surrender of the city of Quebec that he had "no answer to your general is through the mouths of my guns. ..

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