Who is leading the 2024 Procore Championship after Round 3? Day 3 leaderboard explored

The third round of the 2024 Procore Championship concluded on Saturday, September 14th at the Silverado Resort in Napa Valley, California. The "Moving Day" provided some interesting movement on the leaderboard, although the top remains unchanged.

Patton Kizzire continues to lead the 2024 Procore Championship, now at 18 under, while David Lipsky remains in second place, four shots behind the 38-year-old.

2024 Procore Championship Round 3 Leaderboard

Here is the Procore Championship leaderboard after the third round:

1 Patton Kizzire -18
2 David Lipsky -14
T3 Corey Conners -13
T3 Greyson Sigg -13
T3 Mackenzie Hughes -13
T3 Patrick Fishburn -13
T7 Wilson Furr -12
T7 Ben Silverman -12
T7 Sahith Theegala -12
T10 Chez Reavie -11
T10 Justin Lower -11
T12 Joe Highsmith -10
T12 Matt Kuchar -10
T14 Brandon Wu -9
T14 Austin Smotherman -9
T14 Bud Cauley -9
T14 John Keefer -9
T14 Michael Thorbjornsen -9
T14 Chan Kim -9
T14 Kevin Tway -9
T21 Zac Blair -8
T21 Lucas Glover -8
T21 Keith Mitchell -8
T21 Tom Hoge -8
T21 J.J. Spaun -8
T26 Sangmoon Bae -7
T26 Webb Simpson -7
T26 Chandler Phillips -7
T26 David Skinns -7
T26 Henrik Norlander -7
T26 Roger Sloan -7
T32 Neal Shipley -6
T32 Sam Stevens -6
T32 Brandt Snedeker -6
T32 Luke Clanton (a) -6
T32 Garrick Higgo -6
T32 Min Woo Lee -6
T38 Jhonattan Vegas -5
T38 Kevin Chappell -5
T38 Blaine Hale, Jr. -5
T38 Chesson Hadley -5
T38 Adam Svensson -5
T38 Andrew Putnam -5
T38 Charley Hoffman -5
T38 Martin Laird -5
T38 Rafael Campos -5
T47 Tom Johnson -4
T47 Doug Ghim -4
T47 Josh Teater -4
T47 Justin Suh -4
T47 Rico Hoey -4
T47 Wesley Bryan -4
T53 Aaron Baddeley -3
T53 Patrick Rodgers -3
T53 Brendon Todd -3
T53 Pierceson Coody -3
T53 Nick Hardy -3
T58 Lanto Griffin -2
T58 J.B. Holmes -2
T58 Tom Whitney -2
T58 Ben Kohles -2
T62 Joel Dahmen -1
T62 Matti Schmid -1
64 Chad Ramey +1
65 Kevin Dougherty +2

Patton Kizzire had six birdies and one bogey in the third round of the Procore Championship. An eventual victory would be his third in 242 PGA Tour starts (2017 OHL Classic in Mayakoba and 2018 Sony Open in Hawaii).

Defending champion Sahith Theegala remained in the top 10 (T7), now six shots off the lead. Theegala carded four birdies and one bogey on Saturday.

Several players made significant jumps up the leaderboard. Rookie Wilson Furr matched his career-low 64 to move up 35 spots to T7, along with Sahith Theegala and Ben Silverman. Brandon Wu shot a third round 66 to move 39 places up to T14.

Mackenzie Huges and Corey Conners lead the group of players who will next play in the Presidents Cup. Both carded rounds of 66 and are currently tied for third place at 13-under.

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