curt byrum said that's an impossible bunker shot you're straight down the slope >> so i talked to andy barnes, he sat the bag down, and i talked to him for a second he said what they were concerned about if they chipped it, it's so soft in the front of the green, they were afraid of the first bounce they decided to go with more of the sure thing. >> no practice stroke, which has become a trend with a lot of players, and smacks it right in the back two par 5s on this back nine there's three and four, a birdie in between, and charley is the first man to reach 21 under par and the lead has ballooned to 3. >> we had everybody bundled up about two holes ago. everybody was within one. >> now jordan spieth all right. nice wedge there >> we just expect so much from jordan spieth. he hits that wedge shot and we don't give him credit. that was sfpectacular >> you don't have to tell charley hoffman what this walk is like. this guy is as experienced as it comes, making his 18th start, he's made 12 cuts. he's seen this hole plenty of times. and you hear all sorts of things coming into this arena you try t

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