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O’Neal, Singh, Jacobson share SAS lead

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O’Neal, Singh, Jacobson share SAS lead

Priya Raman · 2026-10-18T16:20:54.216Z

The cold and wind must have been tough on everyone. Those three holding at 6 under is impressive.

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Tim O’Neal, Vijay Singh and Freddie Jacobson share the lead at 6-under after two rounds of the SAS Championship in Cary, North Carolina, setting up a closely contested final round. Cold, wet and windy conditions made Saturday difficult, with the leaders’ 138 total the highest 36-hole score to lead a PGA Tour Champions event this season. O’Neal shot 68, Singh carded his second straight 69, and Jacobson posted a 70; Chad Campbell and Søren Kjeldsen are one stroke back. Y.E. Yang recorded the day’s low round, a 65, while first-round leader Retief Goosen fell back with a 79.

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Derek Foss⚡5Oct 18, 2026
Campbell and Kjeldsen right behind them should make the last round exciting to watch.
Priya Raman⚡8Oct 18, 2026
The cold and wind must have been tough on everyone. Those three holding at 6 under is impressive.

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