Fleetwood came into the weekend with a share of the 36-hole lead in his latest attempt at capturing his first PGA Tour title. It was mostly smooth sailing for Fleetwood for the first 14 holes of his third round, as he was 3 under on his round and pushed the lead out to three shots, as co-leader Russell Henley stalled out.

Tommy Fleetwood and Patrick Cantlay are tied atop the Tour Championship leaderboard at 16-under going into Sunday's final round.

Sunday is for the FedEx Cup and the $10 million prize, a chance for Scheffler to become the first repeat FedEx Cup champion, for Fleetwood to finally get that first PGA Tour title, for Bradley to make it virtually impossible not to pick himself.

Dive into the numbers behind Patrick Cantlay's surge up to the top of the Tour Championship leaderboard alongside Tommy Fleetwood following the end of Round 3.

Cameron Young is determined to go all out to prove to Keegan Bradley that he's ready for a spot on the American Ryder Cup team.

One swing cost Tommy Fleetwood the lead Saturday in the Tour Championship. Another great closing stretch gave Patrick Cantlay a shot at the ideal ending to three years

Reengineering this week’s leaderboard with starting strokes is the best and most efficient way to prove that the Tour’s decision to revert back to the traditional format was worthwhile.

Scheffler, and the Tour Championship by its nature, opened the door for all of this. But only four shots back, feeling like he’s centimeters off from a tournament-shifting round, Scheffler is still right there. And despite the frustrations, he knows it.