Wyndham Clark and Beau Hossler remained bogey-free Saturday to take care of a one-stroke lead over the remainder of the sector by three rounds on the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

The pair mixed for a 10-under-par 62 on Saturday to get to 26 underneath for the match. Their day featured 10 workforce birdies at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La.

“It’s going to be a cool environment and a unique experience frankly to have a chance to win a golf tournament with a partner, something that I have not had a chance to do,” Hossler stated. “I know Wyndham has here in the past. So, it will be a nice little Sunday for us.”

The solely team-based match on the PGA Tour schedule, the Zurich Classic makes use of a four-ball (best-ball) format within the first and third rounds, and foursomes (alternate shot) within the second and last rounds.

Clark pointed to the character of the format being a bonus for protecting stress at a minimal going into the ultimate spherical.

“I just think it lightens the mood,” Clark stated. “Sometimes when you’re alone, it feels like you’re out on an island. When the momentum gets going bad, when you’re on your own, sometimes it’s tough to turn that. With a teammate, you can kind of feed off each other and really not allow that momentum to get going in the wrong direction. So, I hope tomorrow we’re light and loose like we’ve been all three days ... I think it will be great.”

The duo of Keith Mitchell and South Korea’s Sungjae Im sits a stroke again in second place. They matched the leaders with 10 birdies on their technique to a 10-under 62 Saturday.

Mitchell credited his teammate for the sturdy displaying.

“He was honestly incredible,” Mitchell stated. “I’m feeling really good about Sungjae’s golf game. The guy has proven he’s one of the best players in the world. He’s only 25 years old, and the fact he’s only won twice, I think is underrated for how good his game is. Being 25, being his fifth year on Tour, and this amount of talent, I think we’re going to see a Hall of Famer in the future.”

Three different groups stay bogey-free getting into Sunday, a kind of being the pairing of Matthew NeSmith and Taylor Moore, who're tied for third after taking pictures a nine-under 63.

Also in third at 23 underneath are Sweden’s Vincent Norrman and Austria’s Matthias Schwab (10-under 62 on Saturday) and Nick Hardy and Davis Riley (9-under 63).

The remainder of the highest 9 contains Sean O’Hair and Brandon Matthews (8-under 64 on Saturday) 4 strokes again in sixth, and three groups tied for seventh at 21 underneath: England’s Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick (10-under 62), Harris English and Tom Hoge (9-under 63) and France’s Martin Trainer and Chad Ramey (7-under 65).