Jordan Spieth is aware of the scoring record at Kapalua, and that's what he plans to pursue in the final round of the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. Spieth put it all together on the back nine with a 50-foot birdie putt, two chips that showed why he's among the best with a wedge in his hand, and a 3-iron that grazed the cup and set up a 10-foot eagle on the final hole. It added to an 8-under 65 and a five-shot lead over Brooks Koepka. More...