Jon Rahm continues to show that he is one of the two golfers of the moment.
The other, of course, is number one, Dustin Johnson.
After their intense playoff a week ago at the BMW Champoinship, the two continue their duel in the Tour Championship.
The two lead the tournament with a card of -13 and are aiming for another intense duel on the grass of Atlanta.
The winner will pocket about 13 million euros.
Rahm, who entered the tournament with -8 for his points in the regular season, was the top card of the two, with 65 (-5).
A tremendous journey that allowed him to tie for first with Dustin Johnson after signing six birdies, including four in the second half, and a bogey, which he made on the third hole.
"Many times we play well when we play together ... it's strange to see us both fight off the tee. We both bombed the fairway and made good shots, that's our strength," Rahm told reporters.
"I stole the tournament from him last week and he started with a two-shot lead, so I hope I can steal this one from him as well," added the Spanish golfer.
For his part, Johnson, who finished at 67, started 10 under par by virtue of his points lead in the regular season.
"I am satisfied with the way I played," Johnson said.
"It's a decent score. I need to keep doing what I'm doing."
Thomas, the 2017 playoff champion, had three birdies on his first four holes en route to a 66, to place third at 11 under, two strokes ahead of world number four, Northern Irishman
Rory McIlroy
, who shot. 64.
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