He would be the oldest PGA Tour winner if he captures the Quicken Loans National, but said he wasn't thinking about making that kind of history. Rahm and Hurley were tied at 11 under, three strokes ahead of Vijay Singh going into the weekend at Congressional. Hearing chants of the Annapolis zip code and more from the galleries, Hurley shot a 6-under 65. It helped that Rahm was playing with local guy Bobby Hurley III and helped even more that the two players went shot-for-shot Friday to share the lead. Rahm would've had sole possession of the lead had he not missed a 10-foot par putt on the 18th hole.

Source: New Zealand Herald June 24, 2016 18:30 UTC