brett quigley on the tee. took the driver, trying to get it all the way down there. aggressive play. all right. brett quigley is in the fairway. he needs a birdie at the ninth to get to 18 under par. steve stricker and tim petrovic will walk over to the 17th tee. a birdie opportunity coming up. stay with us. fid l unroheof tn ohe jdeer classic. fa bill: steve stricker lives just 180 miles north of here in madison, wisconsin. played his college golf at the university of illinois. so considers this something of a home tournament for him. we've had a little bit of a holdup at 17. watch what happened here with lee janzen. a chop from the bunker. you see the ball didn't get out of the bunker. he's not sure where it ended up. david: i have never seen anything like this. he is looking into the sun. he didn't look. he didn't look at all. and he finally figures out that it's actually, we believe, imbedded underneath the lip there. now you can -- with the aid of two referees here. so he can identify that. meanwhile, back in the fairway, brandt snedeker is just having a liedown

a good solid week for brett quigley. knock that one in to finish at 17 under, just two behind the lead of steve stricker. he has played very nicely. and there's the leaderboard. stricker by one, but he's in great position at 17. we are at the john deere classic. brandt snedeker enjoying himself, as is tim petrovic. he just needs one or two more putts. steve stricker in control. i love these shots. look at that. ian: back over at the ninth. just a reminder that some of the players finishing on the front side today. and that's a beautiful shot down from snoopy 2. metlife snoopy 2 has been cruising the skies this week, giving us a beautiful shot of the t.p.c. deere run. cruising the skies at about 1,200 feet. nothing like a shot from the blump. it looks fantastic when you get a good view down, as brett quigley finishes up with a par. nicely done. 67 this afternoon following the 62 this morning. and in a tie for third with zach johnson at 17 under. good finish. finally finding some good form again. back over to 17. david: an

a good solid week for brett quigley. knock that one in to finish at 17 under, just two behind the lead of steve stricker. he has played very nicely. and there's the leaderboard. stricker by one, but he's in great position at 17. we are at the john deere classic. brandt snedeker enjoying himself, as is tim petrovic. he just needs one or two more putts. tveotsesh s. in control.loi he look at that. ws ian: back over at the ninth. just a reminder that some of the players finishing on the front side today. and that's a beautiful shot down from snoopy 2. metlife snoopy 2 has been cruising the skies this week, giving us a beautiful shot of the t.p.c. deere run. cruising the skies at about 1,200 feet. nothing like a shot from the blump. it looks fantastic when you get a good view down, as brett quigley finishes up with a par. nicely done. 67 this afternoon following the 62 this morning. and in a tie for third with zach johnson at 17 under. good finish. finally finding some good form again. back over to 17. david: and boy, i hope

it will go instead to brett quigley because of his final round 67. ian: so what you're saying is if tim petrovic bogeys here and ties brett quigley at 17 under, the best final round score today, which goes to brett quigley with a 67, gives him a nod for the open. bill: if they had been tied in the final round, it would be go back to the third round and quigley would have won there too because he shot 62. bobby: wondering if he can get a seat on the plane. ian: i'm sure they saved him one. spin. that was a little unfortunate because there's a slope there. if it had spun a little bit, it would have eblinged down towards the cup. -- edged down towards the cup. bill: a nice ovation for one of their own. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcr