Winning the Tournament of Champions is out of the question for Andrew Landry, but a solid, two-under-par round of 71 Saturday over Kapalua’s par 73 Plantation Course left him with an outside shot at a top-10 finish.

The Port Neches-Groves ex dropped one spot into a tie for 18th with a 54-hole total of four-under 215. He’s 13 strokes behind leader Gary Woodland, who shot a 68 to stand at 202, but only four shots out of 10th place.

Landry looked like he was going to be in the 60s on Saturday after consecutive birdies from 18 feet, 4 feet and 25 feet at the eighth, ninth and 10th holes to get to 2-under for the day. But the birdies dried up, as he finished with eight consecutive pars.

No matter where he finishes, Landry will look back at two holes that have kept him from being much higher on the leaderboard. For openers, he made a bogey-6 on the fifth hole for the third consecutive day. The fifth has been the 15th easiest hole for the 33-player field.

The other killer for Landry has been the par-4 10th, where he took a triple bogey on Friday. A birdie Saturday hardly offset the damage. Other than No. 5 and No. 10, Landry has played the remaining 48 holes in 9-under.

Landry, for the third consecutive round, made a bogey before he made a birdie. He took a bogey on No. 2, quickly bounced back with an 18-foot birdie on 3, then went back to 1-over with his bogey at five. That set the stage for the run of three straight birdies.

Television coverage Sunday is set for 4 p.m. on the Golf Channel.