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“I enjoy being in this position,” said Fleetwood. “The more I put myself there, the more chance there is of it happening. <\/p>\n
“[Sunday] might be my day, it might not, but being there is the most important thing.”<\/p>\n
The world number 15 lost his lead early in the third round following a double bogey at the par-five third and a bogey at the seventh.<\/p>\n
That left Rose alone in the lead and he followed with a birdie at the seventh, but then found water at the ninth and made bogey while Fleetwood birdied the ninth to regain a share of the lead.<\/p>\n
The 34-year-old went clear again with a 14-foot birdie putt at the 12th and claimed another birdie on the 16th.<\/p>\n
He had a three-shot lead after 17 holes, but a bogey on the last allowed Rose to pull within one with a birdie.<\/p>\n
Fleetwood has had five top-five finishes this season and was runner-up behind Keegan Bradley at the Travelers Championship in June.<\/p>\n
Players who finish in the top 50 of the FedEx Cup standings after Sunday’s round at TPC Southwind will advance to next week’s BMW Championship – the second of the PGA Tour’s three play-off tournaments.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n