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Rising Star Thomas Detry's Impressive Lead at PGA Phoenix Open

As the sun dips below the horizon at TPC Scottsdale, Belgian golfer Thomas Detry is poised to make history with his first US PGA Tour title. The 28-year-old pro fired a scorching six-under par 65 on Saturday, extending his lead to five strokes heading into the final round of the Phoenix Open.

Detry's impressive performance was fueled by seven birdies and a newfound confidence that has him feeling prepared to handle Sunday's challenges. His 18-under par total of 195 is a testament to his hard work and dedication, leaving him well ahead of a quartet of challengers led by three-time major winner Jordan Spieth.

Despite feeling a few butterflies early on, Detry got off to an impressive start with a birdie at the first hole. He continued to roll, adding three more birdies before the turn and bouncing back from a minor setback at the seventh. A clutch 18-foot par-saving putt at the 18th capped off his round in style.

When asked about his strategy for Sunday's final round, Detry remained focused on his game. I'm just going to keep trusting my swing and letting it happen, he said. With a five-stroke lead, Detry is well-positioned to bring home his first PGA Tour title.

The stage is set for an exciting finish at the Phoenix Open, with Spieth and other challengers looking to make a move on Sunday. But for now, Thomas Detry is the man to beat. Will he be able to keep his composure and bring home the win? We can't wait to find out.

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