Jordan Spieth served up a stunning third-round performance at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am to move within a shot of the lead.
Spieth began Saturday five-under par, 11 strokes behind 36-hole leader Seamus Power.
But he ended the day a shot ahead of Power and with the top of the leaderboard in his sights after a sensational reminder of his quality.
The three-time major champion was exceptional with his iron play throughout a round that saw him get 12 looks inside of 20 feet for birdie.
He holed eight birdies with just one bogey, the highlight of the round coming at the sixth, a remarkable 200-yard blind approach shot at the sixth setting him up for eagle.
200-yard blind approach to 6 feet.@JordanSpieth is eagle hunting at the par-5 sixth. pic.twitter.com/LbYijjwIGs
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Spieth is alongside Patrick Cantlay and Joel Dahmen on 14 under, with Beau Hossler, Andrew Putnam and Tom Hoge in a three-way tie for the lead at 15 under.
Having gone eight under in each of his first two rounds, Power endured a significantly more trying day as his lead slipped away.
Power carded a three-over 74 playing the Monterey Peninsula course and will quickly need to rediscover his form if he is to claim a win that would clinch a place at The Masters.
Hossler moved into contention for his first PGA Tour win with his second successive round of 65.
He produced a blemish-free round that featured a 48-foot putt for eagle at the sixth and saw him birdie four of the final six holes on the back nine.
