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The third round was indeed the moving day with Patrick Reed, taking lead from two to three shots, but the man trailing him into the final round was definitely a more dangerous opponent — Rory McIlroy.

Reed and McIlroy could re-enact their 2016 Ryder Cup singles match. "It's going to be a lot of fun to go out there," said Reed about final pairing with McIlory. "It will be calmer. There's a lot of stuff that you can do at Ryder Cup that you can't do at Augusta National," he added.