Ludwig Abaj from Sweden fixed four birds in his last six holes to win the second round of PGA with a victory at Genesis Invitational.
The 25 -year -old ended a knockout kick by Mavrick McKenley after narrow rocks in Tori Pines, San Diego.
Aberg, who moves to fourth in the world with this victory, started the third round behind the leaders overnight, while McNEAY was five.
The American McNaley fled the equality of 38 feet over the first, then he had nine birds in his next 12 holes where he was racing three of the field.
However, he gave a fourteenth ghost a window of opportunity and after waking up and descending from a Par rescue depot in 12, he went three successive birds and continued two Pers with the birds winning seven feet over the past.
“It was great, it was a great battle,” said Abeerg, who closed with six 66 years old to win 12 years under 12 years.
“I felt as if I was controlling the journey of the ball all day and truly pride in the way I finished, it was really great.
“the [par] Bot was in 12 big because I believe at that stage that the lead was twelve years old [under] His situation was to stay eight.
“It has been a lot of fun going down in the past few holes trying to win the championship, it's a really special feeling.”
McNealy's 64 saw second in 11 years, and two shots that were free from a joint leader overnight Patrick Rodgers, who failed to close the first victory in the PGA tour in 286 attempts.
The successive ghost was directed on the eleventh and twelve challenges, as it ended from 71 to finish the third position alongside Scotti Chefler, one, which fell on 66.
Shifler briefly got a share of the forefront in the nine back, but it will be left to upgrade 76 in the third round.
Tommy Fleetwood from England spread 68 to finish fifth in eight below.
Rorre McLeroi from Northern Ireland, who played with Sheffler in the final round, had a level level 72 as he remained in the third.
