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Harris English slips to share Farmers lead

Harris English plays his tee shot on the 18th hole
Harris English plays his tee shot on the 18th hole

Harris English finally dropped some shots and with them dropped into a share of the lead going into the final day of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.

English had made it through his opening two rounds without a blemish on his scorecard, but that came to a sudden end on the fourth hole on Saturday with a double bogey.

After he dropped another shot on the 16th, he signed for a 73, allowing JB Holmes to take a share of the lead.

Holmes had three bogeys of his own but cleaned up on the longer holes, carding seven birdies to go round in 68.

Shane Lowry shot a level-par 72 to end the day on three under par, in a share of 32nd position.

English and Holmes are on nine under at the top of the leaderboard, one shot clear of a five-way tie for third featuring Lucas Glover, Jimmy Walker, Spencer Levin, Chad Campbell, and Nick Watney.

Watney dropped back from second place with a round of 72, but others suffered more.

Scotland's Martin Laird had been in a tie with Watney and Jhonattan Vegas overnight, but while Vegas fell to joint-eighth with a round of 73, Laird suffered six bogeys on his way to a 76 which saw him plummet to a share of 21st place.

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