Australian golfer Jason Day maintained a two-shot lead over world number two Jordan Spieth after the third round of the US PGA Championship at Whistling Straits.
Day carded a six-under-66 to move to 15-under, including a double bogey at 15 during an enthralling afternoon in Winconsin.
Spieth, the reigning Masters and US Open champion, produced a stunning third round of 65 to propel himself into the title contention.
Meanwhile, world number one Rory McIlroy was tied 17th after hitting a 68 that took him to six under, and former world number Tiger Woods missed the cut at four over par.
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