Jon Rahm wasn't quite as sharp Saturday as he was in his first two rounds, but he still holds the edge heading into today's finale of the $7.3 million Mexico Open at Vidanta. 

    Rahm's 3-under-par 68 has him at 15-under 198, two better than Kurt Kitayama, who shot 66, and Cameron Champ, who added a 67 yesterday. There are three at 12 under, including Nate Lashley, whose 64 was best of the day. 

    Seminole Hank Lebioda (67-67-69-203) is in a good position for a big check at 10 under, tied for eighth.

INSPERITY INVITATIONAL - Brandt Jobe (68-64-132), Steve Stricker (67-65-132) and Steven Alker (67-65-132) are tied for the lead in the $2.3 event at The Woodlands in Texas. Ken Duke is alone in fourth with 70-66-136, 8 under. 

    There are six at 6-under-138, including Tom Lehman (70-68-138), architect of the Ocala Preserve course, and Gator Chris DiMarco (68-70-138). Gator Scott Dunlap is tied for 23rd with 73-68-141, 3 under, and Mark Calcavecchia is down the list with 74-75-149. Marco Dawson, former touring pro at Adena Springs, is at 4 over (73-75-148).   

     

 

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