Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry were one shot behind leader Sepp Straka heading into Sunday's final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in California.
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02-05, 2025The two, who will represent Ireland together at the Paris 2024 Olympics, both shot seven-under-par 65s to reach 15-under overall.
"Hopefully one of us can get the job done," said Lowry, who is from County Offaly in the Republic of Ireland.
The 37-year-old and McIlroy, 35, from Northern Ireland, had looked set to be joint leaders going into the final day. However, Straka of Austria, who led after two rounds, birdied the final two holes to card a 70 and move ahead.
England's Justin Rose was tied for fifth at 14-under, two shots back, with Si Woo Kim and Cam Davis after they all shot 68s in the round.
