Jon Rahm remains focused on his own performance as he approaches the final round of the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club. After rounds of 69, 70, and a strong 67, he shares the clubhouse lead, boosting his chances of securing the third leg of the career Grand Slam.

Currently, Rahm trails the leader by two shots, positioning him as the top contender among players who have previously won a major. This season, he has claimed victory twice and finished as runner-up twice in LIV Golf events, despite facing criticism after a lackluster performance at The Masters.

Victory would make Rahm the first Spanish golfer to win the PGA Championship and the first active LIV Golf player to win a major since Bryson DeChambeau at the 2024 US Open. However, Rahm emphasizes the importance of concentrating on his game, stating, "Not really, no. I've been playing really good golf. I'm happy to be in the hunt again one more year."

In his third round, Rahm showcased his skills with a front-nine 32, overcoming a bogey at the 11th with birdies at the 14th and 16th. Although he missed the outright lead due to a three-putt bogey on the final hole, he expressed satisfaction with his performance, stating, "That was a fantastic round of golf."

The leaderboard remains tight, with Ludvig Åberg and Aaron Rai also in contention. Åberg remarked on the competitive nature of the field, while Rai aims to become the first English winner since 1919. As the final day approaches, excitement builds around this chaotic major Sunday, promising an exhilarating finish.