Stallings started his round one shot behind Horschel, but vaulted into the lead after an impressive

Stallings shot a blazing 6 under through the first 10 holes of the third round on Saturday at the True South Classic, and will have a four-stroke lead when play resumes on Sunday morning at 8 a.m. ET.
"We've got a lot of golf (remaining)," Stallings said. "I'm just happy to be playing. All the birdies and stuff are great, but at the end of the day, just to be out here and be competitive — that's all I'm really focused on."
The tournament has been plagued by heavy rain, with one weather-related delay during each of the first three days, including a 3½-hour setback on Saturday. Only a handful of players finished their third round, including William McGirt, who shot an 8-under 64 and was five strokes back.
Stallings started his round one shot behind Horschel, but vaulted into the lead after an impressive birdie, birdie, eagle run on the third, fourth and fifth holes. He also made birdie on No. 7 and 8.
Stallings' england travel budget tours scorching run through Annandale was a reminder how good he can be. He won the Greenbrier Classic last year in his rookie season and finished 41st on the money list by winning nearly $2 million.
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"I had a few stupid mistakes, but I still shot a 6 under, so I know I can go low tomorrow england travel budget tours if I play well," Gainey said. "You've got to shoot 3 or 4 under (par) just to make sure you don't lose ground. You've got to make birdies."
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