India's Anirban Lahiri shot a sensational bogey-free nine-under 61 to get to 12-under 128 and stayed on top of the leaderboard at The Greenbrier Classic till Kelly Kraft overtook him by one shot. Lahiri, who turned 31 a week ago, has been steadily showing the kind of form that made him the 'player to watch' when he first came to the PGA Tour in 2015. In the time since, he has been close but could not get his maiden win.

Only PLAYERS Champion, Webb Simpson, who shot 61 on the first day and 67 on the second, has won a Tour title among the top half a dozen at the event, which is called 'A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier'. Lahiri admitted he putted like a dream and had nine birdies. Starting from the 10th, he birdied his first three holes and added a fourth on 14th to be 4-under through six holes. He also said he was a bit frustrated when he did not get any more for the next five holes. But then he again went on a spree with a hat-trick of birdies from second to fourth and two more on eighth and ninth. The eighth has been one of the toughest holes this week. Lahiri said, "It was a perfect day to go out there and play.