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Bob Harig

Mother Nature Crashed Day 3 of the British Open, But Sunday's Finish Could Be Epic

Rain man: Horschel shot a 69 in brutal conditions to grab the solo lead. | Jack Gruber/USA TODAY Sports

TROON, Scotland — Winter paid a brief visit to the West Coast of Scotland on Saturday afternoon and stayed just long enough to cause various wipeouts and crashes along the shores of Troon, making a mess of the leaderboard and setting up a potentially fun final day at the British Open.

It was a day to head for cover and enjoy indoor activities, not try to navigate one’s way around a storied links that turned brutish in windy, rainy conditions that left a bunch of tired, soaked beaten golfers in the gloaming light at Royal Troon.

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