Paul Goydos and Steve Marino both shot 3-under 68 Saturday to share the 54-hole lead at PGAS's The Barclays. Goydos and Marino finished the third round at 9-under 204, two strokes ahead of Fredrik Jacobson (68) and second-round leader Webb Simpson (72).

Former Masters champion Kenny Perry shot 7-under-par 63 Sunday and won the PGA Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Conn., by three shots. Perry finished 72 holes with a record-setting total of 22-under 258, beating the previous low of 259 set by Tim Norris in 1982. With so many people so close, I knew it was going to be something special today to win this golf tournament, the 48-year-old Elizabethtown, Ky., native said after winning his 11th tournament title since turning 40.

Paul Goydos birdied six of eight holes at the start the back nine Saturday and shot a 7-under 63 to take the third-round lead of the Travelers Championship. Goydos, seeking his first victory since January 2007, moved to 16-under 194 after 54 holes in the PGA event. Kenny Perry, who led after the first two rounds, posted a 4-under 66 and wound up one shot behind Goydos in second place at 15-under 195. David Toms also had a 66 and was third at 14-under 196.

Paul Goydos continued the tradition of low scoring at the Texas Open Friday by grabbing a three-shot lead with a 36-hole total of 12-under 128. The lowest 72-hole score in the history of the PGA Tour was shot over the LaCantera Resort course six years ago -- a 254 turned in by Tommy Armour III. Goydos could challenge that record over the weekend as he seeks the third victory of his tour career.

Justin Leonard holed a 60-foot pitch for his final shot of the round Thursday, giving him a 7-under 63 and a share of the lead at the Texas Open. Leonard, a two-time winner of this event, was tied with Paul Goydos at the end of the event's opening day -- one that produced low scoring at the LaCantera Resort course. They had a one-shot lead over Jeff Maggert, Marc Leishman and Ted Purdy.