GREENSBORO, N.C. – Looks like we spoke too soon. Play was suspended at 3:10 p.m. ET.

Players were originally to stay in position but now they are being brought off the golf course. The course has absorbed close to 2 inches of rain in the last 18 hours.

GREENSBORO, N.C. – A band of heavy rain has begun at Sedgefield Country Club, but there is no lightning in the area so play continues.

Tim Clark has dropped out of the tie for the lead with a bogey at the par-5 fifth hole. He came up short of the green with his third shot, chipped to 15 feet and missed the putt for par.

So Sergio Garcia leads at 15 under. Clark is now tied with Jason Dufner, who ranks third in the FedExCup, and PGA TOUR rookie Bud Cauley.

GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Sergio Garcia regained sole possession of the lead with a 5-foot birdie putt at the third hole. Minutes later, though, Tim Clark poured in a 10-footer at the fourth to get back into a tie at the top.

Clark and Garcia, who likely needs to finish third or better to play his way onto the European Tour Ryder Cup Team with one week before the 10 automatic qualifiers are finalized, are 15 under. Bud Cauley is alone in third at 14 under while Jason Dufner is another stroke behind.

Heath Slocum, who is projected to move from 128th to 113th in the FedExCup, heads a group of seven players at 12 under. Also in that group is defending champion Webb Simpson.

GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Tim Clark made a 5-footer at the second hole and he's now tied for the lead at 14 under with Sergio Garcia at the Wyndham Championship.

Both players are bidding to end PGA TOUR victory droughts that began with victories at THE PLAYERS Championship. Garcia won the TOUR's signature event in 2008 while Clark was the champion two years later.

As the leaders focus their eyes on the Sam Snead Trophy, named after the eight-time winner of the Wyndham Championship, the race for the final spots in the FedExCup Playoffs heats up.

Heath Slocum has just made the turn at 11 under, which has moved him up 12 spots in the Projected standings to No. 116. Right now, the odd man out is Jhonattan Vegas, who started the week at No. 123 and missed the cut.

GREENSBORO, N.C. -- The skies are grey and a light rain is falling Sunday as the leaders put the final touches on their preparation for the last round of the Wyndham Championship.

Due to the threat of thunderstorms and the accumulation of more than an inch-and-a-half of rain overnight, the final round is being contested under lift, clean and place conditions. So far, there has been no electricity in the clouds and play has proceeded as scheduled since the first tee time at 8:30 a.m. ET

Sergio Garcia, bidding for his first PGA TOUR victory since 2008, owns a one-stroke lead over Tim Clark and Harris English after three rounds. Jason Dufner, who could take over No. 1 in the FedExCup with a win, heads a group of three at 12 under that also includes Harris English and Carl Pettersson, winner of the 2008 Wyndham Championship.

U.S. Ryder Cup Captain David Love III, a two-time winner in Greensboro, is three strokes behind, tied with Matt Every and Jimmy Walker. Defending champion Webb Simpson is also in the mix – the reigning U.S. Open champ is in a big group at 10 under.

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GREENSBORO, N.C. -- At the start of Sunday's final round of the Wyndham Championship only one player, Heath Slocum, was projected to move into the top 125 in the FedExCup standings.

If that holds true, this year would tie 2010 for the fewest number of players playing their way into the Playoffs at Greensboro since the since the threshold went to 125.

In 2010, Scott Piercy tied for eighth and moved from 140th to No. 125. In 2009, though, a total of five players punched their tickets to The Barclays with Jeff Maggert making the biggest move from No. 136 to 125 when he tied for 13th at Sedgefield.

A year ago, Ernie Els, Padraig Harrington and William McGirt made the Playoffs at Greensboro. Els moved from No. 126 to 118 with a tie for 30th, Padraig Harrington went from 130th to No. 124 when he tied for 47th and McGirt made it on the number when Justin Leonard missed a 13-footer for par on the 72nd hole.

In the five-year history of the Playoffs no one has come to the Wyndham Championship ranked outside the top 125 and made the field for the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola. Els advanced the farthest of anyone last year, finishing 67th in the standings.

How many players do you think will be changing their travel plans and heading to Bethpage Black on Sunday after playing their way into the top 125?

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Brendan Steele is on the outside looking in but could play his way into the top 125 on Sunday.

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When the New York Rangers beat the New Jersey Devils on their way to capturing the 1994 Stanley Cup, Howie Rose famously belted out “Matteau! Matteau! Matteau! Stephane Matteau! and the Rangers have one more hill to climb, baby, and it's Mount Vancouver! The Rangers are headed to the Finals! " Much the same, there’s one more round to go at the Wyndham Championship for those hoping to climb into the FedExCup Playoffs, or at the very least improve their positioning. Here is a look at some projections and tidbits heading into the final round at Sedgefield Country Club.

NO. 1 POSSIBILITY: Jason Dufner is the only player who can catch FedExCup points leader Tiger Woods, and he has a good chance at doing just that. Dufner, who needs to finish no worse than second to supplant Woods, is just two shots off the lead and tied for fourth after a 63 on Saturday. Dufner was spectacular in the third round, making seven birdies, including three over his final four holes, capping the day with a 35-footer on the final hole.

BUBBLE WATCH: Brendan Steele came into the week on the outside looking in at No. 126 on the FedExCup points list. Through the first three rounds, he hasn’t helped himself. Steele shot a 1-over 71 on Saturday, which dropped him 14 spots on the leaderboard. He’s now projected to finish 129th in FedExCup points. A big Sunday could change that, however, and move him inside the top 125. … Rod Pampling, meanwhile, came into the week on the bubble at No. 125, but he’s projected to move up to 118th -- despite a third-round 70 that dropped him 19 spots on the leaderboard. Jhonattan Vegas, who missed the cut, is the only player currently projected to fall out of the top 125 -- though that could change depending what Heath Slocum, who came in 128th and is projected to move to 122nd, does in the final round. … As of now, Heath Slocum is the only player from outside the top 125 projected to move inside it.

NOTABLES WATCH: Justin Leonard needs a fourth-place finish or better to have a chance of moving inside the top 125, and he’s in position to make a run at it. Leonard shot 64 on Saturday, which moved him 25 spots up the leaderboard and into a tie for 10th just two strokes out of fourth place. “Just a little lighter attitude and not just concerned about the score that I shoot or where I'm finishing in tournaments,” Leonard said when asked to explain his recent turnaround. “Just really being able to relax and just go out and play golf. I just want to continue on the things I'm doing and hopefully I can come out and play a good round tomorrow and see if I can get in there next week.” … The two biggest projected jumps would come from Sergio Garcia and Tim Clark. Garcia is leading the tournament and projected to move from 102nd to 34th in points. Clark, who is a shot back of Garcia, is projected to climb from 109th to 59th.

NOTABLES OUTSIDE 125: Y.E. Yang recorded his third sub-par round of the week on Saturday, but it hasn’t been enough to push him into the top 125 -- yet. Yang came into the week 129th in the standings and is currently projected to move up just two spots. … Gary Woodland and John Daly are also on the outside, and they can’t do anything about it after both missed the cut. … Leonard, as mentioned, is also on the wrong side of the number. He came in 157th and is projected at 145th, but he has some control over his destiny depending what he does on Sunday. … Ditto Richard H. Lee, who came in 164th and is projected at 149th. Lee needs a third or better.