<p>Now Arjun Atwal is tied for the lead at 19-under with Justin Leonard. Where did he come from? He's 6 under for the day.&nbsp; Lucas Glover is one back</p>

Now Arjun Atwal is tied for the lead at 19-under with Justin Leonard. Where did he come from? He's 6 under for the day. Lucas Glover is one back

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