MEXICO CITY – This isn’t exactly Mike Tyson vs. Buster Douglas, but in golf terms it’s close.
Dustin Johnson remains bogey-free for his week at the WGC-Mexico Championship, although he did pencil in a double bogey on his card to keep the year’s first World Golf gathering from becoming an undisputed runaway, and will ride a four-stroke lead into the final round of an event that he’s already won.
PGA Tour types are reluctant to concede anything, and last week when Justin Thomas began the final round at the Genesis Open with a four-stroke advantage on his way to a runner-up showing proved anything can happen, but it didn’t take much to read between the lines.