US EditionGoosen, Cabrera among those tied for lead through three rounds at Senior PGA
- After three rounds at the Senior PGA Championship on May 24, 2025, Retief Goosen and Angel Cabrera tied for the lead at Congressional Country Club.
- The tournament includes 11 golfers near the top of the leaderboard who have together earned 13 major titles, competing on a challenging venue that has previously hosted multiple U.S. Open tournaments as well as a PGA Championship.
- Stewart Cink and Lee Westwood trailed the leaders by one stroke, while a group including three notable players—Padraig Harrington, Vijay Singh, and Y.E. Yang—were positioned two strokes behind, highlighting a closely contested field.
- Goosen climbed the leaderboard with a 4-under 68, Cink remarked that the atmosphere felt like a major championship, and Cabrera pointed out that the leaders tend to be highly experienced players.
- The course’s wind and difficulty make the final round challenging, favoring players with strong major championship experience who can grind out performances under pressure.
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Wisconsin State Journal
Goosen, Cabrera among those tied for lead through three rounds at Senior PGA
BETHESDA, Md. — Stewart Cink looked over at the leaderboard late in the third round of the Senior PGA Championship on Saturday and flashed back to younger days for him and many of the other big-name players in the mix.
Percy within three at Senior PGA - PGA of Australia
Needing to hit a provisional ball off the tee on his way to an opening bogey in Round 3 was the worst possible start for Percy, who would drop further shots at two and three to lose the share of the lead with which he began the day. Troubled by a back injury that was exacerbated in Round 2, the 51-year-old righted the ship with birdies at four and seven yet turned 3-over after back-to-back bogeys at eight and nine. The response was again swift w…
Retief Goosen, Angel Cabrera part of logjam atop Senior PGA event - Regional Media News
Retief Goosen and Angel Cabrera are among four players tied for the lead after three rounds of the Senior PGA Championship in Bethesda, Md. Jason Caron and England’s Phillip Archer also part of the tie at 5-under 211 after Saturday’s windy third round at Congressional Country Club. Seven others are within two shots of the lead. Goosen of South Africa shot 4-under 68 for the best round among the co-leaders. He had six birdies and two bogeys. Arge…
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