Jason Day crafted a third round of 5-under-par 66 and leads the Deutsche Bank Championship by a single stroke over Brandt Snedeker. The lead on the opening nine changed hands between Day and Brandt Snedeker four times, but after Snedeker sank a five-foot birdie-putt at the 9th hole, both players were tied for the lead. On the back nine, Day got the lead after Snedeker bogeyed the opening hole and he expand the lead out to three-strokes after he sank a 13-foot birdie-putt at the 13th hole. The lead was short lived after a bogey by Day and birdie by Snedeker at the 16th hole, with a 10-foot birdie conversion at the 17th by Snedeker again tied the playing partners for the lead. On the final hole, Day was able to two-putt from just off the green for the overnight lead after Snedeker scrambled for a memorable par. On Sunday, Jason Day will be looking for his second win of the season and to assure himself a spot in the FedExCup finals at the Tour Championship.
