It is Scotty Sheffore vs. Maidan, when the new mint PGA Championship winner twisted it at the Charles Schwab Challenge on Thursday at the Fort Worth, the Colonial Country Club in Texas.
The native of Dallas owned just one PGA Tour title in Texas before entering the area three weeks ago and won the CJ Cup Bayran Nelson, tied a tour record on 31-under-Burbar 253.
Sheffler’s next start was the PGA Championship at the Qulel Holll Club in Charlotte, where he pulled away from the pack late Saturday night and protected his lead on Sunday to achieve his third major title.
Now in search of its third win in many initial, World No. 1 is playing at the height of its game and with the advantage of a household.
“I think at any time I can sleep in my bed and play a golf tournament, it’s a good thing,” said the chefler. “It is good to be able to stay here at home. We always get a lot of support here in the metroplax, and always enjoy coming back here to play colonial.”
Sheffler did not consider exiting the Charles Schwab Challenge only after lifting the WanMaker trophy a few days ago.
He said, “I am here for a reason, and it is not just a couple to play a formal round and then ride at sunset. I am here for a reason. It’s to compete,” he said.
The region is not particularly deeper than a major championship week, eight out of the top 25 in the world rankings on property. Japan’s Hideki Matsuayama, England’s Tommy Fleetwood, Brian Harman and 2016 champions Jordan Spith are the most notable names.
He will play a par-70, 7,289-yard track, which was overhaully before the 2024 tournament. That renovation included removing some bunkers and transfer of several greens.
In 2024, Davis Riley won 14 under equal scafer and Kigan Bradley five-stroke, his score anchored 64 of the second round. This was the first non-team victory on the relay tour.
The relay may be one to see this week when he finished his best career in one major to another to another from 6 to another to another from 6 to another.
Riley said, “History has repeated itself, where I have found my stride for some reason in this stretch.” “Yes, last week there was a great confidence booster for me … Sunday was a chance to win and compete, being in the second-to-final group and trying to win everything and everything that comes with him; I was a super pride the way I handled it.”
The field players at sponsored exemption include Pro Blade Brown (which turned 18 on Wednesday), former Masters and US Open Low Amateur Neil Shipli and college star David Ford.
A northern Carolina Senior is at the top of Ford PGA Tour University Standing and is on the verge of earning a complete position on PGA Tour out of college. Swedish star Ludwig was the first player to secure his tour card through the route of the University of Ludwig Eberg.
Ford said on Wednesday, “I think once they are finalized, I hope today, I will have more official information.” “But, yes, I have been pumped to get out on the road and play a group of pro events. I have a chance to look at the forward schedule. A ton of magnificent events. A ton of magnificent spots to travel, so I am thrilled.”
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