Golf Central

1. Tailormade for Chapultepec, Justin Thomas on verge of first WGC-Mexico title

   Justin Thomas, whose game is seemingly made for Chapultepec, leads the WGC-Mexico after 54 holes.

2. Deja vu for Patrick Reed at No. 8, but WGC-Mexico victory still possible

   Patrick Reed again found trouble at No. 8 Saturday at the WGC-Mexico, yet unlike last year he has a chance to win entering Sunday.

3. Viktor Hovland (64) leads in Puerto Rico in search of first PGA Tour win

   PGA Tour rookie Viktor Hovland shot an 8-under 64 on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the windy Puerto Rico Open.

4. Justin Thomas leads Patrick Reed by a shot entering final round of WGC-Mexico

   Here’s a look at where things stand through 54 holes of the WGC-Mexico Championship, where Justin Thomas leads.

5. Hole-in-one propels Jon Rahm to course-record 61 at WGC-Mexico Championship

   Jon Rahm began his day at the WGC-Mexico Championship with three straight tap-ins for birdie, but that was far from the highlight of the Spaniard's third round.

6. Watch: Jon Rahm, Chez Reavie each card aces at WGC-Mexico Championship

   Jon Rahm began the day on fire with four consecutive birdies, and he put a bow on a wild day late with a hole-in-one, but he wasn't the first of the day to card an ace.

7. Watch: Sungjae Im's physics-defying bounce at WGC-Mexico

   There are lucky bounces, and then there are lucky bounces like the one Sungjae Im got Friday at the WGC-Mexico Championship.

8. Tyrrell Hatton still battling wrist, but off to solid start in first event since November

   In his first start since November, Tyrrell Hatton is still battling a painful wrist, but is also off to a nice start in the WGC-Mexico Championship.

9. Justin Thomas once again in the Chapultepec hunt after eagle-charged 66

   Justin Thomas has never finished outside the top 10 at the WGC-Mexico Championship, and he's once again in the hunt for the title.

10. Erik van Rooyen rings in 30th birthday with course-record 62 in Mexico

    Celebrating his 30th birthday Friday, Erik van Rooyen "feels really old" but nonetheless felt good enough to card a second-round 62.