Nick Dunlap and Finland's Sami Valimaki find themselves tied for the lead at the World Wide Technology Championship after shooting bogey-free, 11-under-par 61s on Thursday in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

Dunlap went 6-under through his final six holes by making four birdies and an eagle at the par-5 18th at El Cardonal Golf Course. Valimaki spread 11 birdies across his card.

As play finished up Thursday afternoon, the duo led by three strokes over a group tied at 8-under 64: Vince Whaley, Chad Ramey, Andrew Putnam, Norway's Kris Ventura and Germany's Matti Schmid.

U.S. Ryder Cup player Ben Griffin was another shot back at 7-under 65, as were veterans Matt Kuchar and Francesco Molinari of Italy.

Dunlap, 21, is best known for winning The American Express in 2024 as an amateur, earning a PGA T

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