The third round in professional golf tournaments is called "Moving Day." It's where players make a move to position themselves for contention of the title in the final round.
Former IMG Academies standout Sean O'Hair did just that, until two late bogeys at the Masters could him a shot at the coveted green jacket on Sunday.
O'Hair bogeyed Nos. 17 and 18 to fall back to 2-under par for the tournament through 54 holes. His third round 71 currently leaves him inside the top 20, but also seven shots behind Peter Hanson in Saturday's action at Augusta National Golf Club.
Had O'Hair not dropped shots on his final two holes today, he would be in the mix, just a few shots behind Hanson, who fired a third round 65.
Should Hanson claim the title, he'll make history as the first Swedish player to win a men's major golf championship.
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