AT RBC HERITAGE, SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER LEADS — BUT PLAY STOPPED UNTIL.read more 👇
AT RBC HERITAGE, SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER LEADS — BUT PLAY STOPPED UNTIL MONDAY.
At RBC Heritage, Scottie Scheffler leads — but play stopped until Monday. post thumbnail image
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Scheffler was well on his way to achieving all of those feats during Sunday’s final round of the.
RBC Heritage — until the skies opened up at approximately 4:30 p.m. at Harbour Town Golf Links in South Carolina and delayed play for approximately two and a half hours — in pursuit of his second win in a row, fourth in five tournaments, and 39th round in a row under par.
Scheffler was on the 12th hole when things stopped, and he played three more holes before the action was stopped again, this time because it was dark.
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There are now three holes. He will return on Monday morning five points ahead of Clark, Cantlay, Sahith Theegala, and J.T. Poston — Golf Channel’s coverage will begin at 8 a.m.
Prior to that, Scheffler built a lead while others gave way. He was the first to start the RBC final round.
He led by three after the second hole. He chipped in with his third shot on the 548-yard, par-5 second, his ball avoiding a green side bunker before curling in right to left after hitting his second shot just over the green. He gave caddie Ted Scott his club back. He smiled.
He hadn’t stopped. However, others were soon. Clark did something.
Also, Patrick Rodgers. Before undoing themselves, they both pulled within a shot.
Clark attempted to sneak his second shot through a group of trees on the par-4 442-yard 12th, but his ball caught one and ricocheted right, out of bounds.
Two bogeys. Rodgers hit his tee shot into water left on the 463-yard, par-4 eighth a few minutes later.
Two bogeys. Four was Scheffler’s advantage. Scheffler was only bothered by the rain from that point on until play was stopped. When he got back, he birdied the par-4 13th, which is 356 yards long.
He finished the day with two of his best shots and one of his worst shots.
He hit his second shot into the water on the left on the 581-yard par-5 15th after his ball appeared to catch mud off the tee; however, he followed with a short iron to 11 feet just seconds before the horn sounded again.
He then made the decision to finish the hole, dropped the putt for par, and pumped his fist. That will keep him awake.
He should be able to sleep easily. The division of the leaderboard — Going into the final round, Scottie Scheffler leads Sepp Straka by one shot, Collin Morikawa by two shots, Sahith Theegala, Patrick Rodgers, and Ludvig Aberg by three shots, and so on.
Morikawa is 14 under, Theegala, Rodgers, and Aberg are 13 under, and Scheffler is 16 under, Straka is 15 under, and Morikawa is 14 under.
The leaderboard reads as follows when Scheffler tees off:
Scheffler is 16 under, Straka is 15 under, Rodgers, Morikawa, and J.T. Poston and Wyndham Clark are tied for 14th place, while Aberg, Chris Kirk, Seamus Power, and Patrick Cantlay are tied for 13th place.
On the 548-yard, par-5 second, Scheffler chips in for an eagle, increasing his lead to three.
He is at 18 under, while Clark, Poston, Rodgers, Morikawa, Straka, Kirk, Cantlay, and Tom Hoge are at 13 under, and Morikawa, Straka, and Rodgers are at 15 under.
He then birdies the par-4 11th, 438 yards, and moves within one shot of Scheffler. Scheffler is at 18 under, Cantlay and Morikawa are at 15 under, Rodgers, Clark, and Rodgers are at 17 under, and so on.
In the meantime, Scheffler makes birdie on the par-5 5th, which is 560-yards long. As a result, the leaderboard reads as follows: Scheffler is 19 under par, Rodgers is 16 under par, Clark and Morikawa are 15 under par.
After hitting his tee shot into water on the 463-yard, par-4 eighth, Rodgers makes two birdies, extending Scheffler’s lead.
