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Whaley, 22, grew up hitting range balls for lollipops in Yorkshire with his dad, who kept encouraging his son to keep playing through disappointment; now, Whaley finds himself in two majors and on the cusp of winning the U.S. Amateur.

Schubert birdied Nos. Schubert and Yubol will begin the final round tied for the lead, each pursuing her first LPGA Tour victory. Walking alongside them will be World No. 2 Jeeno Thitikul, a nine-time winner who sits just two shots back after producing a 67 without anything close to her best ball-striking.

Jay Leng Jr. made only two birdies in Saturday’s semifinal and never trailed. Jack Whaley twice built a 3-up lead, twice watched Carter Loflin erase it and then needed a 5-foot bogey putt on Merion Golf Club’s punishing 18th hole to survive. Leng, a rising junior at Stanford, defeated Auburn’s Logan Reilly, 2 and 1.

Scottie Scheffler left TPC Southwind on Saturday with exactly the same lead he carried onto the first tee. Then Sam Burns changed the temperature of the tournament on an afternoon when the Memphis heat index already reached 110. Burns produced a bogey-free 62, the best of his 25 career rounds at TPC Southwind.

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