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Gary Woodland of the United States (Warren Little/Getty Images/AFP)

Gary Woodland of the United States (Warren Little/Getty Images/AFP)

PEBBLE BEACH, United States (AFP) – Gary Woodland delivered a gritty back nine display Saturday, coming up with key par saves in a two-under 69 to stay one stroke in front of Justin Rose heading into the fourth round of the US Open at Pebble Beach.

Woodland, a three-time US PGA Tour winner in search of his first major title, finished 54 holes with on 11-under 202 to stay in front of former US Open champion Rose, who capped his three-under 68 with a birdie at 18 for a 10-under total of 203.

Gary Woodland of the United States (Warren Little/Getty Images/AFP)
Gary Woodland of the United States (Warren Little/Getty Images/AFP)

It was another three strokes back to a group headed by two-time defending champion Brooks Koepka, who stayed within striking distance of a fifth major title with a 68 for seven-under 206.

Rose and Woodland both set themselves up for the weekend with rounds of 65 – Rose on Thursday and Woodland on Friday – matching the lowest US Open round ever posted at Pebble Beach and first achieved by Tiger Woods in 2000.

On another cool, overcast day Pebble Beach continued to offer birdie chances, but there was plenty of danger lurking among the spectacular ocean views.

‘‘If you don’t drive it good around here or struggle with your iron play, you’re going to struggle,’’ said former British Open champion Louis Oosthuizen of South Africa, who carded a one-under 70 to get to seven-under along with Koepka and Chez Reavie, who signed for a 68.

Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy found the going tough enough.

McIlroy rebounded from a bogey at the par-three 17th with his third birdie of the day at 18 for a one-under 70 that left him alone in sixth on six-under 207.

The four-time major winner who was a stroke in front of Americans Matt Kuchar and Chesson Hadley, who both shot 70.

Tiger Woods, who needed a big move after starting the day nine adrift, finished where he started with a 71 for an even par total of 213.

Woods was going the wrong way early after bogeys at the first and third. His five birdies were more than he made in the first two rounds combined, but were balanced by five bogeys.

Five-time major-winner Phil Mickelson, however, saw his hopes of finally completing the career grand slam with a US Open win disappear with his drive at 18 into the Pacific Ocean. He walked off with a triple-bogey eight in a four-over-par 75.

Tags: Brooks KoepkaChesson HadleyChez ReavieGary WoodlandJustin RosePhil MickelsonTiger WoodsUS Open
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