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Nice eighth punching weight to McIlroy, who found green in two parts and that’s nothing more than a kick bird. He is below Level 3 on his tour so far and goes up to -11, only four shots in the back from the captain.

This is much better on the sixth than Johnson. A bullet in par-3 stops dying right after the pin and it will catch a glimpse of Birdie. A rare mistake from Im, too, who flies his ball over the back. There’s a problem for Smith at seventh. He pays his career terrifyingly and he will be very lucky to have a line in the green through the trees.

This has become a Johnson miniature crisis, and we’ve never seen anything before. He strikes a superb approaching fifth to give himself ample opportunity for unexpected ups and downs. The knockout, however, is not convincing, and it slips away on the low side. Bullets belong to only one!

Trouble in the leading group in fifth place. Smith’s approach flies to the back of the green, and he can’t get a tough chip to die near the hole that’s a ghost of the Australian. Back to -13. But Johnson is in all kinds of trouble. His leadership found the bunker and he could only get out in the driveway. He will be very lucky to escape without another ghost here.

Things are really fun now. Johnson’s low blow deflects toward the underside of the hatch and catches the lip. He is walking very fast to fall and this is the ghost of the leader. I can’t sink the knockout but nonetheless, Johnson’s lead has been halved in a four-hole space. The misery continues, and another bullet is dropped.

Johnson chooses to shoot from the sidelines at four, but his ball takes a terrible hit, and that kills speed completely. He will have a nerve hit to save the equality.

Very nice from McIlroy even at number 3 in sixth. His shot on the tee safely found the green as he rolled into a jumper strike from 19 feet. This takes him to -10 and tied for sixth place.

Brilliant from Im, who walks straight over the fourth tee and flies with a long iron to bird range. It also gets better when he’s rolling down the ramp towards the flag. Johnson’s effort comes short on the sidelines at the front of the green, but has to run into some issues up and down from there. More trouble for Eagle, though, who finds sand.

This is a huge hit from Johnson. It was always achievable, but it would do miracles for his nerves. He only has a slide in the third green, but it runs 12 feet past the flag. It takes time to study it and manages the break perfectly. This is his first bird of the day after what he felt was a slight wiggle in the second. Im not complain about the bird, though. The South Korean newcomer joins Smith at -14.

Smith finds himself on his first nerve test on 4th, where his shot finds the green bunker. He rose to the challenge brilliantly, though, using the ramp to his advantage as the ball ran into the gimme range. He is definitely the most likely to catch Johnson at the moment. Meanwhile, Ancer drops a bullet in the third after finding the stash with a header.