spieth20160523WASHINGTON: Second-ranked Jordan Spieth, trying to rebound from two disappointing efforts, remained second after Saturday’s (Sunday in Manila) third round of the PGA Byron Nelson Championship, two strokes back of leader Brooks Koepka.

Reigning US Open Spieth fired a three-under-par 67 in his hometown tournament, taking a bogey at 18 while US compatriot Koepka rescued a closing par with a 10-foot putt to shoot 65 and seize the 54-hole lead on 16-under 194.

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