Pebble Beach Pro-Am: Phil Mickelson forced to wait as he takes three-shot lead into delayed fifth day

Mickelson is on the verge of his fifth victory at Pebble Beach

Monday 11 February 2019 10:32 GMT
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Phil Mickelson leads the Pebble Beach Pro-Am by three shots heading into a delayed fifth day
Phil Mickelson leads the Pebble Beach Pro-Am by three shots heading into a delayed fifth day (Getty)

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Phil Mickelson was closing in on a fifth win at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in California when play was suspended due to darkness.

The American, who started the final round on Sunday at Pebble Beach three shots back, ended with a three-shot lead with two holes left to play.

After a rain-delayed start, Mickelson had produced a blemish-free round and holed six birdies to move to 18 under at the top of the leaderboard before play was called off.

Third-round leader Paul Casey, who mixed two bogeys with two birdies, was at 15 under with three holes remaining, tied with Scott Stallings who finished with a 66.

Australian Jason Day and Si Woo Kim, of South Korea, were in the clubhouse on 13 under.

Scot Russell Knox closed at nine under after a fourth-round level-par 72, one shot clear of Northern Irishman Graeme McDowell.

Play will resume at 8am (4pm GMT) on Monday.

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