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American Brendan Steele, who hasn’t managed a US PGA top-10 finish in nearly two years, fired a six-under par 64 Saturday to seize a three-stroke lead at the Sony Open in Hawaii. In wet and windy conditions at Honolulu’s Waialae Country Club, 403rd-ranked Steele fired his lowest round in three

Thomas and Johnson have low odds that are more reflective of their name recognition than the way they’ve played recently.

Koepka did make history by becoming only the fourth player to break 70 in all four rounds of the U.S. Open, but even that didn’t turn out so great. Ten minutes later, Woodland became the fifth, thanks to a par save courtesy of a chip off the 17th green that nearly went in, then a 30-foot birdie on 18 for the final dagger. And so, Koepka’s special place in history after this week at Pebble Beach is that he’s the only man to break 70 all four rounds and not walk away with the title.