Scottie Scheffler Has Scottish Open Warning for PGA Tour Pros
The world n ° 1 Scottie Scheffler was out of the mixture for most of the Genes Scottish open. In fact, his scores have deteriorated throughout the event, but he still has not hesitated to issue a warning to all his colleagues after the third round.
“I will need something quite special tomorrow. But as you said, not outside,” he said.
Scheffler carded a 1-five of 69 during the moving day, with two birdies and a Bogey. Despite the apparently mediocre score, Ridgewood, New Jersey, Native thinks that his performance was much better than the dashboard suggests.
“I felt like I had hit a lot of good putts and the ball dodged the hole today,” he said.
“Sometimes it happens. I did a few by going down the section which makes it a little wet better.”
The score brought Scheffler to six places on the ranking and in equality for the 15th, with a score of 54 holes of 6 sous. It puts him five behind the leaders Chris Gotterup and Rory McILroy.
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Scottie Scheffler struggling with Links Golf
Scottie Scheffler went from 67 Thursday to 68 Friday and 69 on Saturday, a trend that is quite unusual to him. His number of Bogey (six) is also unusual, a testimony to the Renaissance club’s demand.
“Overall, I have the impression of swinging it well. Sometimes, on the links, you get the rebound and sometimes you don’t do it,” he said.
“Today, it was really one of those days when it did not bounce back where I hoped.”
“I think it’s a large amount of wind for golf ties because you can always play a lot of different plans and the wind has definitely an effect on the ball at this speed.”
However, Scheffler has an excellent assessment on links. His best finish in two previous appearances on Scottish open was a T3, while he collected two top-10 in four departures in the open championship.
Although it is located in America, the PEBBLE BEACH golf links cannot be overlooked, where Scheffler has finished twice in the top 10 in three tournaments.
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