Andrew Novak Leads by Six Strokes at VidantaWorld Mexico Open

Andrew Novak maintained his strong performance by scoring a 9-under-par 62 on Saturday, increasing his lead to six strokes after three rounds at the VidantaWorld Mexico Open in Vallarta, Mexico.

With a total score of 23-under 190 after 54 holes, Novak followed up his previous course-record-tying 10-under 61. Matthieu Pavon from France is in second place at 17 under after shooting a 65, while Doug Ghim is third at 16 under with a score of 64. Pierceson Coody, Max Greyserman, and Ben Griffin are tied for fourth at 15 under.

Novak, who is aiming for his first individual PGA Tour victory, showcased his skills on the back nine, scoring 5 under for the second consecutive day. He made an eagle at the 12th hole, recovering from a bogey the previous day. Novak leads the tournament in putting statistics, having made 128 feet, 5 inches of putts over three rounds. He acknowledged the challenge of maintaining his performance but expressed confidence in his game.