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Bae Tied for Lead at The Barclays

Bae Tied for Lead at The Barclays
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By The Associated Press
Aug. 29, 2015 | EDISON, NJ
By The Associated Press Aug. 29, 2015 | 10:30 PM | EDISON, NJ
Bae Sang-moon is making the most of his final weeks before he starts mandatory military service in South Korea.

Bae matched shots with PGA champion Jason Day throughout the third round of The Barclays on Saturday until both finished at 7-under 63 and tied for the lead going into the final round at Plainfield Country Club.

Suddenly, the opening FedEx Cup playoff event is loaded with significance beyond the $10 million bonus at the end.

Two shots behind was Ryan Palmer, playing for the first time since his father died in a traffic accident in West Texas. A victory by Bae would put him on the Presidents Cup team in his native South Korea, assuming he could even play. And a FedEx Cup title comes with a five-year exemption.

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