PGA Championship 2025 leaderboard LIVE: Golf scores from third round at Quail Hollow

Full report on Saturday’s potentially telling third round:

Jonny Vegas bogeys the final hole and drops back to six under par, five shots off the pace, having started the day with a two-shot lead.

-7 Riley (67), Poston (68)

-6 Rahm (67), Kim (71), Pavon (71), Vegas (73)

What an incredible hour and a half of golf by the world No 1, who has a stranglehold of this PGA Championship. Scheffler makes the birdie on 18 and that’s five shots made through the final five holes.

This is Scheffler’s tournament to lose, and a third major title – after winning the Masters twice – is only 18 holes away.

Scheffler finds the heart of the 18th green with his approach and he’s making a mockery of these brutal final three holes…

Scheffler drains the birdie! He reads the left-to-right putt perfectly and heads to the 18th tee with a two-shot lead.

-7 Riley (67), Poston (68), Kim (17), Pavon (16), Vegas (16)

Our leader Scheffler hits a beautiful seven iron into the heart of the 17th green, and he’ll have a look at a birdie putt from perhaps 20 feet.

Jonny Vegas drops a shot on 15, as Matthieu Pavon makes back-to-back birdies to move to eight under.

-8 Noren (66), Pavon (15)

-7 Riley (67), Kim (15), Vegas (15)

-6 Rahm (67), Poston (16)

Just as Jonny Vegas gets into a right mess on 15, finding the water with his tee shot, Scottie Scheffler becomes the first player to reach nine under par with a birdie on the par-five 15th.

Will he still have the lead on the other side of the Green Mile?

-8 Noren (66), Vegas (14)

-7 Riley (67), Kim (15), Pavon (14)

-6 Rahm (67), Poston (16)

Jonny Vegas birdies the short 14th to move to eight under alongside the leaders once more.

DeChambeau manages to par the last and ends a very promising day three back on five under, having at one stage led on his own at eight under par – this is what Quail Hollow’s brutal finish can do to a great round.

-8 Noren (66), Scheffler (15), Vegas (14)

-7 Riley (67), Pavon (14)

-6 Rahm (67), Poston (16), Kim (15)