James Hahn saw his eagle chance at the 16th and birdie putt at 17 stop inches short but he still shot a bogey-free 6-under 64 on Saturday to finish ahead of several players at the Byron Nelson golf.
With his 12-under 198 total Hahn was a stroke ahead of Billy Horschel, who birdied his last three holes for a 66 to take second place alone.
Anirban Lahiri had earlier missed the cut, as did Jordan Spieth.
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Jason Day had his own string of birdies, five in a row midway through his round and then a 60-footer at the 17th, during a 63 that was the best of the day and got him to 10 under.
He was tied for third with Kokrak, who shot a 72 after setting a Nelson 36-hole record with a five-stroke lead. Cameron Tringale and Sergio Garcia also finished with birdies on Nos. 16-18.
Tringale was fifth at 9-under with defending Nelson champion and Masters Tournament winner Garcia tied for sixth at 8-under.
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