51.   Waldorf, who is in a five-way logjam with Greg Norman and Steve Lowery among others, is eight shots behind third-round leader Ernie Els.

52.   Watson finished in a three-way tie for second, one shot behind Andy North.

53.   Woods began the third round five shots behind.

54.   Woosnam went from a tie for the lead to two shots behind and never recovered.

55.   Woods came from eight shots behind to beat Els in Thailand.

56.   Woods found himself two shots behind after making two early bogeys in his round.

57.   Woods, on a quest to hold all four of golf major championships at the same time, started the day five shots behind DiMarco.

58.   Overnight leader Shane Tait of Australia was in second place, a shot behind the leaders, while five players were at seven under.

59.   Pak, Pat Hurst and Laura Diaz were nine shots behind.

60.   Paulson was tied with Mike Sposa, two shots behind the leader.