Canadian golfers Corey Conners of Listowel, Ontario and Ben Silverman of Thornhill, Ontario are still in contention at the 2026 Butterfield Bermuda Championship. On Saturday in round three, Conners and Silverman continue to be tied for third place. However, after round three, they are two strokes back of the leaders. When play finished on Friday, Conners and Silverman were tied for third place, and one stroke back.
In round three, Silverman and Conners both shot scores of two-under-par 69. Silverman had three birdies and one bogey. Silverman birdied the third, seventh, and 12th holes, and bogeyed the 16th hole. The par three 16th hole is considered one of the most difficult par threes on the PGA Tour.
Conners had four birdies and two bogeys. He birdied the seventh, 12th, 13th and 16th holes, and bogeyed the first and fourth holes.
The two golfers tied for the lead in first place at -16 are American Austin Smotherman and Ireland’s Seamus Power. Also tied for third place with the Canadians at -14 is American Taylor Moore. Then at -13, and three strokes back, you can find five Americans–Tom Hoge, Chris Kirk, Chan Kim, Danny Walker and Chandler Blanchet. The fourth round on Sunday will begin two hours earlier than scheduled because of high winds in the forecast.
