Watch: 197-yard eagle puts Dallas’ Scottie Scheffler back in the hunt at US Open
this weekend at LACC. “But really I’m just trying to hit the fairway there just to give myself some sort of chance.”
He came to Los Angeles Country Club ranked first in shots gained off the tee box and first on approach shots, but 148th on the greens. He was testing new putters and said he did, in fact, make a change for this week. He moved back to a slightly bigger model that he used to win the U.S. Junior Amateur 10 years ago and make a deep run at the U.S. Amateur shortly after that.
Scheffler had shot even through the first 15 holes of his third round with three birdies and three bogeys before bogeying again on 16. He responded with the epic shot on 17, then a birdie putt from 22 feet on 18, wrapping up his day with a nice 3 under on the final two holes.in 2022, will challenge once again Sunday, which is nothing new for him. Since 2021, out of a possible 43 major championship rounds, Scheffler has been ranked inside the top 10 at the conclusion of 27 of them.
most of Saturday, but Scheffler is assuredly within striking distance for Sunday. He’ll be paired with Rory McIlroy in the group right ahead of the leaders. Fowler’s 3-putt on 18 left him in a tie at 10 under with Clark, who made birdie right before Fowler. The sequence trimmed Clark’s two-shot deficit to nothing.“Going into tomorrow I’m going to be chasing, but it’s not going feel any different,” Scheffler said.
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