Tiger dazzles with 3rd-round 65, holds 3-shot lead at Tour Championship

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After turning in a third-round 65, Tiger Woods will head into the final round of the Tour Championship with a three-shot lead as he looks to capture his first victory in 1,876 days.

Woods will be paired with Rory McIlroy, who fired a 4-under 66 on Saturday.

Tiger had his sights set on a 59 in the early going after draining six birdies over his first seven holes.

Woods entered Saturday with a share of the lead at East Lake with Justin Rose, who now sits tied for second with McIlroy at 9-under for the tournament.

When holding a lead after 54 holes in his career, it would be quite the understatement to say Woods has been good.

Despite Woods' heroics, Rose is still projected to be the FexEx Cup champion. Meanwhile, Bryson DeChambeau bounced back from an ugly second-round 75, carding a 4-under 66 to keep him in third place in the FexEx Cup projections.

On the outside looking in come Sunday will be Jon Rahm and Kyle Stanley - who may have had Saturday's putt of the day - at 6-under, while Paul Casey, Tony Finau, and Billy Horschel all sit at 5-under for the tournament.