World No.1 Scottie Scheffler has captured a third career major in dominant fashion at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, marking the Texan’s first big title outside the Masters.
Midway through the final round of the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, Adam Scott is firmly in the hunt, sitting just four shots back of leader Scottie Scheffler.
Unlike last year at the PGA when Scheffler wound up in actual jail, this time he was able to avoid it on the course thanks to an incredibly lucky bounce.
Scheffler authored a week for the ages, his final-round 63 tying the lowest 72-hole score in PGA Tour history (253) to capture the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in his hometown of Dallas.
The sadistic content minds at the PGA Tour captured the reactions of players as they arrived at the sixth hole during their practice rounds, and, needless to say, not everybody was thrilled about the new flora they found awaiting them.
World No.1 and reigning FedEx Cup champion Scottie Scheffler rewrote golf history by becoming the first player to successfully defend the Players Championship last year after closing with a stunning eight-under 64 at the Players Stadium course at TPC Sawgrass. He reflects on a memorable triumph ahead of his hat-trick attempt from this Thursday.
Betting solely based on trends is a dangerous game. But some trends are simply impossible to ignore, which is the case with this weird phenomenon at the Players Championship during the past 17 years.
Adam Scott was patient zero as far as I can tell. Starting sometime around 2022, before each shot Scott would place the club to his side, with the clubface facing towards the target, and grip the club with his left hand.
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