Scottie School, along with Robert Macintyre, created seven birdies and eagles in the third round in the Charles Schwab Challenge in Texas.
A week ago, the third biggest victory in the PGA Championship, but Scheffler, who started 10 strokes on weekends, took seventh place after shooting seven birdies and eagles.
“You will always want to have a perfect round. It never happens by default.” “I mean, especially when you are trying to chase, it means that three chests are sick. But overall I did a good job.”
SCHEFFLER needs another wonderful round to become the first player since Dustin Johnson in 2017, and the only player other than Ben Hogan in 1946 won the Byron Nelson and Colonial in the same season.
“Mentally I will say that I’m a little tired. I am getting a lighter schedule in the tournament this week, but overall my game feels like being in a good place.
“I thought I could have a good rest to start this week,” he said. “I’m just fighting here. I had a good day today. The first two days could be a little better, but we will see how things can shake and what you can do tomorrow.”
Robert MacinTyre included eight birdies after the 64th round.
Scotland’s MacinTyre was in eight competitions at 8 o’clock after the 64th round, including seven birdies.
Ben Griffin and Matti Schmid are locked together at the top of the leader board to the last round.
Both shot 68 in the third round at the Colonial Country Club. FORT WORTH ranked 13th with Rickie Fowler, providing the nearest challenge in four.
Tommy Fleetwood in the UK ranked 6th after mounting the level of 70 levels.
Both American Griffin and Germany have endured many events, and they were shot in the first three holes before Griffin took second and third place, and Schmid dropped the shot on the 11th and 17th.
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