Olazabal's record-tying 63 put him in a group at 207 with Stuart Appleby and Thomas Bjorn. This one still could be a runaway. May and Dunlap hardly have the experience so often required in the final round of a major. He was just as curious as everyone else how he would hold up against the No. 1 player in the world, and Dunlap acquitted himself nicely. I passed that test.
Tomorrow is a whole new test.
But getting through this one was pretty big. May finally earned his PGA Tour card in November after four years on the European tour. He found everyone in the gallery cheering for Davis Love III, his playing partner in the third round. Imagine what he's going to experience playing in the final group with Woods. It's going to be fun, and it's going to be a learning experience.