Xander Schauffele puts pressure on leader Scottie Scheffler at Tour Championship
Olympic champion Xander Schauffele produced a grandstand finish to breathe some much-needed life into the Tour Championship in Atlanta.
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Olympic champion Xander Schauffele produced a grandstand finish to breathe some much-needed life into the Tour Championship in Atlanta.
Scottie Scheffler gave no indication of releasing his grip on the Tour Championship, but Xander Schauffele cut his lead with a brilliant display on a course he adores. World No. 1 Scheffler arrived at East Lake as the hot favourite by virtue of his outstanding play all season and the fact he started with a two-stroke lead due to the staggered start.
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Masters champion Scottie Scheffler might have had a roller coaster of an opening round Thursday at the Tour Championship if only he had been paying attention to the scoreboards.
ATLANTA — Masters champion Scottie Scheffler might have had a roller coaster of an opening round Thursday at the Tour Championship if only he had been paying attention to the scoreboards.