Jason Bohn shot a 5-under 67 on Friday to take a two-shot lead at the Wachovia Championship, while Mickelson's double bogey on the 15th hole began a horrible closing stretch that left him seven shots back. Bohn was 9 under with Anthony Kim's next after a 67. Former champion Jim Furyk, Dudley Hart and George McNeill were three strokes back after 67s.

Ignacio Garrido of Spain shot an even-par 72 Saturday to take a three-stroke lead into the final round of the Spanish Open. Garrido three-putted for a bogey at the par-4 18th hole, but still led countryman Miguel Angel Jimenez (67) with a 15-under total of 201. Garrido shot a course record 63 on Friday. Garrido's father, Antonio, won the Spanish Open in 1972 - less than three weeks after Ignacio was born - and the pair could become the first father-son duo to win the same European Tour event.

Paula Creamer made two long birdie putts to pull away from the field Saturday in the SemGroup Championship, only to drop two shots on the closing holes for the third straight day to give her challengers a chance. But that small group chasing her doesn't include the player everyone expected to see. Lorena Ochoa, going for her record-tying fifth straight LPGA Tour victory, lost momentum with back-to-back bogeys and wound up eight shots behind, needing the best comeback of her career.

Phil Mickelson shot 69 Saturday, but trails leader Anthony Kim by eight strokes going into the final round at Wachovia.