How to watch Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard, Round 3: Live scores, tee times, TV times

Rickie Fowler has a history of honoring people and places with his fashion choices. For the first round of the 2014 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2, he rocked a pair of plus-fours as a tribute to Payne Stewart, who captured the 1999 U.S. Open at the historic venue. At the 2018 Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii, Fowler donned an untucked Aloha shirt. The last two years at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard, Rickie honored Arnold Palmer’s life and career with special footwear, apparel, and accessories. This year, Fowler has teamed up with Puma and the Arnold & Winnie Palmer Foundation on an updated range of gear that once again serves as a tip of the cap to the King. Throughout the week, Rickie will sport custom Puma Arnold Palmer ‘P’ Hats and Limited Edition IGNITE PROADAPT Shoes. Joe Skovron, Fowler’s caddie, will tote a custom stand bag created by Cobra and Vessel. Puma’s snapback ‘P’ caps have been Fowler’s favorites over the last two seasons. The special edition versions for the Arnold Palmer Invitational are available in white, white/green, and pink, Palmer’s go-to color. On the front of the hat, Palmer’s iconic red, yellow, white and green Umbrella logo offers a bit of shade for the ‘P’ design. From the top to the bottom of Rickie’s look; Fowler will lace up a limited-edition version of his new the IGNITE PROADAPT kicks from Puma. This new model for 2019 combines the sophistication of a traditional golf shoe with the comfort of a sneaker. The custom design features Palmer’s Umbrella logo in a “dancing� pattern on the heel and the interior of the shoe. Custom pink sockliners include the Umbrella logo along with a famous quote from Palmer, “I never felt like I didn’t have a chance to win.� The shoe is further adorned with a green Puma formstripe, Cat logo, and heel. The limited edition stand bag is the result of a collaboration between Cobra and Vessel. It is designed with all the features of a Tour Staff bag at a fraction of the weight. Again, the Umbrella logo is prominently displayed throughout the white and green design. A limited number of Fowler’s custom Arnold Palmer items are available at select retailers, giving fans the chance to join Rickie in honoring Mr. Palmer. Additionally, a small quantity of the custom caps, stand bags and shoes, personally autographed by Fowler, will be available for purchase at pumagolf.com, with 100% of sales supporting the Arnold & Winnie Palmer Foundation.

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BRADENTON, Fla. - One by one they came in to talk about their second rounds at the World Golf Championships - Workday Championship at The Concession, where Brooks Koepka (66, 11 under) leads by one over Billy Horschel (67), Collin Morikawa (64) and Cameron Smith (66). RELATED: Full leaderboard They spoke of working harder in the last few months than they have in years (Smith) or going low (Morikawa) or the smart course set-up (Horschel). Then there was the guy who shot 66 to get to 7 under, four back, who came in and said of his caddie: "He beats me all the time." Wait. What? Mexico's Abraham Ancer, the breakout star of the 2019 Presidents Cup, is cruising at The Concession with countryman and Korn Ferry Tour pro Roberto Díaz as his caddie. "He's doing great," Ancer said with a laugh after making birdie on his last hole despite a long wait as Viktor Hovland made an 8 up ahead. "I mean obviously he's not used to caddying, so there's been a couple of greens that he's like waiting for the putter instead of giving me the putter. But it's been fun. We're great friends and we're having a good time." Díaz, who played the PGA TOUR in 2018 and finished T14 at the Korn Ferry Tour's LECOM Suncoast Classic last week, came into the week admitting that he'd never caddied before. Still, he was happy to help out in a pinch. Dale Vallely, Ancer's regular bag man, couldn't make it, and since Díaz was going to be just down the road at the LECOM, he stepped up. "We live pretty close to each other in San Antonio, so I know his game pretty well," Díaz said. "This is my first time. It's been good. It's a different role this week, just trying to help. I'm just keeping up, staying quiet, doing the numbers. I've got the bag ready and that's about it." Ancer had a forgettable opening round 71, but all sorts of adventures, mostly the good kind, on Friday. His card featured seven birdies, an eagle (par-5 17th) and three bogeys. Of the top 11 players on the leaderboard at the WGC-Workday, only two, Ancer (T10) and Matthew Fitzpatrick (69, 9 under, T5) will be vying for their first TOUR win. "He's four years older than me," Ancer said of Díaz, "so I didn't grow up playing with him or against him. I met him right when I turned pro at Q school and since then we've been great friends and play a lot back home. We belong to the same club." Their matches at San Antonio's Oak Hills Country Club have helped polish both of their games, and convinced Ancer that his caddie this week has a bright future. "He'll get back out here on TOUR," he said of Díaz. "He's good enough. He's just got to believe it a little bit more." But not for the next two days. For now, all he's got to do keep up, stay quiet and do the numbers. And it's only a one-week deal. At the Korn Ferry Tour's next stop, the Chitimacha Louisiana Open presented by MISTRAS, March 18-21, Díaz will be the one taking, not giving, the putter.

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