US EditionZach Johnson was feeling nostalgic. The former Masters champ shot 66, his best at Augusta National
- Zach Johnson, age 49, shot a 6-under 66 during the third round at the Masters on Saturday.
- Johnson drew inspiration from contemporaries Bernhard Langer and Fred Couples during the round.
- The 2007 Masters champion made an eagle at the second and six birdies, but bogeyed the 17th hole.
- After his round, Johnson stated that the day showed "the fruits of my labor showing up."
- Johnson finished the round four-under par and tied for 11th, threatening to contend for another major title.
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Zach Johnson was feeling nostalgic. The former Masters champ shot 66, his best at Augusta National
Zach Johnson shot a third-round 66 on Saturday for the 2007 Masters champion's best round ever in the tournament. The 49-year-old made six birdies during an eight-hole stretch to end a streak of 28 rounds at the Masters without one…
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Zach Johnson, 49, turns back time with 66 in Masters charge
Zach Johnson made an impressive charge in Saturday's third round of the Masters, the 2007 champion firing a six-under par 66 to jump among the leaders from the cutline.
Former Masters champ Zach Johnson shoots 66, his best at Augusta National
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Zach Johnson was feeling nostalgic after his third round at the Masters on Saturday. Probably felt a bit like the old days while he was playing it. The 49-year-old Johnson made six birdies during an eight-hole stretch making the turn, and despite a late bogey still managed to shoot 6-under 66. It was the best score by the 2007 champion in 65 career rounds at Augusta National, and one that seemed as if it came out of nowhere — he h…
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