Three-way tie for US PGA lead in Florida Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia pushed into a share of the lead with unheralded Swede David Lingmerth as they finished off their weather-delayed third rounds in the US PGA's Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass. Starting with four holes remaining after thunderstorms interrupted play on Saturday, Woods birdied the 16th hole to post a 71 while Garcia bogeyed the 15th but birdied 16 and 17 for a 72. It moved the pair to 11-under, tied for top spot with Lingmerth (69). After some fireworks on Saturday between the two players many were hoping for a final round pairing but Garcia will go off last with Lingmerth, leaving Woods to play with Casey Wittenberg a group ahead. Lingmerth started after the resumption with a two-shot lead but bogeyed the 18th to drop back with Woods and Garcia. Americans Wittenberg (70) and Ryan Palmer (70) plus Swede and 2009 champion Henrik Stenson (71) sit just one off the lead at 10-under in a tie for fourth. Australians Marc Leishman (71) and Greg Chalmers (68) will now start just four shots back from the lead in the final round in a tie for 10th. Adam Scott (75) needs a special Sunday effort to contend from four-under while John Senden (71) at two-under and Jason Day (71) at one-under will be looking to finish strong for more money and world ranking points in the lucrative event.