June 30, 2012
Peter Francis
Reporter/News Writer
Metro Events
With residue from the massive storms that engulfed the Washington, D.C. metro area — including Bethesda’s Congressional Country Club — PGA Tour players weathered near 100 degree temperatures Saturday during the AT&T National Tournament.
By the close of day, Brendon de Jonge was at 7-under 206. Tiger Woods made huge strides and came within one shot of the lead ending the day with a 67. Bo Van Pelt tied for second place with a 67 and S. Y. Noh took the 4th spot with a 69.
Golf fans and volunteers were not allowed to view the game on the course, due to hazardous conditions on the grounds after the storms. Regular play, along with spectator and fan involvement, will resume on Sunday, according to PGA Tour officials.
Third-Round Leaderboard
Brendon de Jonge 206 (-7)
Tiger Woods 207 (-6)
Bo Van Pelt 207 (-6)
Seung-Yul Noh 207 (-6)
Hunter Mahan 208 (-5)
Billy Hurley III 208 (-5)
