Rickie Fowler grabs one-shot lead at Waste Management Phoenix Open

Rickie Fowler birdied his last three holes to take a one-shot lead into the final round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

The American's fast finish at TPC Scottsdale closed a four-under 67 and saw him edge ahead of a three-way tie on 13 under.

Jon Rahm posted a six-under 65 to join Chez Reavie and Bryson DeChambeau in a share of second, with Phil Mickelson one of three players sitting two strokes off the pace.

A record crowd of 216,818 filled the Stadium Course on Saturday, where 13 players head into the final round within three strokes of the lead.

Beginning the day in a share of the advantage, Fowler missed the green and bogeyed the par-three fourth but bounced back to post a close-range birdie at the eighth.

Fowler rolled in from six feet at the 13th and drained an 18-footer at the 16th, before converting a birdie at the 17th and picking up a 10-foot gain at the par-four last.

Five birdies in a seven-hole stretch on the back nine lifted Rahm within one of the lead, as Reavie closed with successive gains and DeChambeau carded a three-under 68 to also get to 13 under.

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Mickelson is joined two strokes off the pace by Xander Schauffele and Daniel Berger, with Gary Woodland one of six players sharing eighth spot.

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