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Smalley's third-round 68 didn't come from an easy trip around the golf course, though, as he struggled on the first few holes.

Aronimink yielded plenty of low scores early in Saturday's third round, which allowed Rahm, McIlroy and others to surge up the leaderboard, but it toughened up in the afternoon to keep the leaderboard as tight as possible.

Alex Smalley Cards Third Round in 60s 1 of 3Alex Smalley was the only golfer to shoot in the 60s for each of the first three rounds at Aronimink.

The 29-year-old bogeyed the first, second and fourth holes. He needed a huge rally on the back nine to move back to the top of the leaderboard.

Jon Rahm, Ludvig Aberg Surge Into Contention 2 of 3Jon Rahm and Ludvig Aberg are the two biggest names at the top of the leaderboard.

An early run of birdies for either player could change the entire dynamic of the fourth round.

A fast start is more important to Aberg because he's had a track record of blowing leads on Sunday of major tournaments.

Golfers From Early Tee Times Benefited Most From Conditions 3 of 3The early tee times were the spots to be for low scores on Saturday.

Justin Thomas was one of the more extreme examples of how conditions hurt his round. He was in a tie for the lead at four-under on the front nine and then catapulted down the leaderboard to even-par for the tournament with a two-over 72.

That means that whoever claims the Wanamaker Trophy on Sunday afternoon at Aronimink Golf Club will also take home a $3.69 million check.

Golfers at Aronimink Golf Club are competing this weekend for a tournament record total purse of $20.5 million, a $1.5 million increase from last year's $19 million pot.

Scheffler is heading into Saturday at 2-under par after shooting a a 1-over 71 during Friday's second round.