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Get the Signature Scroll \u2013 and the rest of PGA TOUR’s newsletters, including The Connect, Wire to Wire and The Early Card \u2013 directly in your inbox. Subscribe today<\/a>!<\/p>\n It was a washout Moving Day at Muirfield Village …<\/p>\n DUBLIN, Ohio \u2014 Strap in, folks, it’s going to be a long Sunday at the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday. Here’s where things stand after inclement weather tormented Saturday’s proceedings. <\/p>\n Two separate rain delays<\/a> meant fewer than half of the field finished their third round when play was officially called on Saturday. Everyone still needing to finish will restart at 7:30 a.m. ET Sunday morning. <\/p>\n J.T. Poston<\/a> and Ryan Gerard <\/a>are the co-leaders overnight, tied at 9-under par, but they are only through five holes of their third rounds. They will play 31 holes on Sunday, if all goes according to plan. <\/p>\n While the first half of the tournament was defined by brutal conditions, we could have a shootout finish on Sunday. Understandably, the course played easier when play restarted on Saturday. Every player in the top 20 was even-par or better for their third round when play was suspended for the day. <\/p>\n “It’s a completely different golf course,” Justin Thomas<\/a> told me. He was one of the lucky 22 players to finish.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udcfa Here’s how to watch all the action on Sunday<\/a> … \ud83c\udfa5 Catch up (partial) Round 3 highlights<\/a> …\ud83c\udf89 The Memorial is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. I went through the archives and pulled together the best moments in the tournament’s history<\/a>. Lovely rain delay reading …<\/p>\n Here’s one thing to know about everyone inside the top five through Saturday night …<\/p>\n T1. J.T. Poston<\/a> (9 under): He’s without a top-20 finish this year and has shown little sign of form before this week. He’s using a new golf ball (Titleist ProV1 Left Dash). Maybe that’s the spark? He’s first in greens in regulation and average proximity. <\/p>\n T1. Ryan Gerard<\/a> (9 under): Credits a mental reset after the PGA Championship for an uptick in play. He had struggled for a few months after a red-hot start to the year. Watch him riff on his swing here<\/a>. <\/p>\n 3. Sam Burns<\/a> (8 under): He’s outside the top 100 in approach play this season, but he ranks second in the field this week. That’s critical for Burns’ season, with aspirations to contend in the final two majors and make the U.S. Presidents Cup team. <\/p>\n 4. Eric Cole<\/a> (6 under): Chased down by Russell Henley<\/a> less than a week ago at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Cole bounced back admirably. He eagled the par-5 fifth to rocket up the leaderboard. <\/p>\n T5. Keegan Bradley<\/a> (4 under): Quietly starting to play a lot better, the Ryder Cup hangover might be over. Bradley has three top 25s in his last six starts. He knows this course better than most. This is his 16th consecutive start at Muirfield Village. <\/p>\n