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Dustin Johnson goes into the final round of the 2020 Masters with a four-shot lead over Im Sung-jae, Abraham Ancer and Cameron Smith. He should have this in the bag, really. He should. But it’s never quite as simple as that, is it. Ken Venturi had a four-stroke lead going into the 1956 Masters, but ended up losing by a single shot to Jack Burke. Rory McIlroy went into Sunday four clear in 2011 and finished in a tie for 15th. And then there was Greg Norman in 1996. Oh Greg.
DJ has shipped a big 54-hole lead at a major before, of course. He went into the final round of the 2010 US Open at Pebble Beach three clear of Graeme McDowell, but dropped six shots in the first four holes in a blizzard of duffed chips and hoicks O/B. He’s been prone to the odd meltdown.
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