Woods shoots 66, 5 under par in Open 3rd Rd.

Phil Mickelson is still not far removed from his shenanigans at Shinnecock, and he’s already received another penalty. This one came during Sunday’s final round of A Military Tribute at the Greenbrier, and – unlike his bizarre U.S. Open episode – it appeared to be unintentional: That’s too bad, but obviously a penalty in a totally different realm than his intentionally hitting a moving ball at Shinnecock. We’re going to assume nobody will be calling for a Mickelson DQ on this one, as these types of mistakes even happen to the best. It’s especially noteworthy that Lefty apparently called the penalty on himself. With that penalty, Mickelson was given a double bogey rather than par on the hole.

The US PGA Tour on Thursday announced plans to resume in June, with the first four tournaments being closed to spectators due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The tour suspended its season after the first round of the Players Championship last month, previously targeting a return on May 21. The extended suspension means that the Canadian Open and the Barbasol Championship have been cancelled.