Australia’s Adam Scott leads by two strokes over leader Patrick Cantlay ahead of the final round of the PGA Tour playoffs in Week 2.

Adam Scott has given up the lead to Patrick Cantley but still has a good chance of winning the US PGA Tour’s second FedEx Cup playoff tournament.

Scott, who had one out the night before, hit a 2-under 69 on Saturday to lead at 12-under, two behind Cantley, who hit 65, in the final round of the tournament in Wilmington, Delaware. rice field.

Cantlay won the tournament last year to clinch the FedEx Cup title.

He had six birdies and an eagle for one hole out from 106 yards in the round, leading by a shot over fellow Americans Xander Schauffele (66) and Scott Stirlings (66).

Former world number one Scott of Australia is tied for fourth with current world number one Scotty Schaeffler, and Colin Morikawa (65) is one stroke behind Aaron Wise (67). .

Scott, who was No. 77 in the FedEx Cup rankings when the playoffs began, boosted the cause by tying for No. 5 on Sunday and aims to be one of the top 30 players who will qualify for the finale in Atlanta next week. Tour Championship.

Fellow Australian Lucas Herbert tied for 18th at 5-under with 68, Marc Leishman tied for 34th at 3-under with 71, and Cam Davis (75) was one stroke behind.