Scottie Scheffler Honeys his Game with a Breathtaking 63 at the American Express.
World number one golfer, Scottie Scheffler, began his PGA tour season in style as he carded an impressive nine-under-par 63 in the first round of the American Express tournament held in La Quinta, California. The young American has been away from action for a while, having missed out on several tournaments this year and now looking to make up lost ground.
Scheffler's incredible performance saw him land himself one off the lead at the American Express, with Min Woo Lee of Australia and Pierceson Coody of the United States sitting in joint first place. Fellow countrymen Robert MacIntyre and Jason Day were also just a stroke behind Scheffler on nine under.
In what seems like a twist, the field for this tournament played across three different courses before the cut took place on Saturday. But it looks like Scheffler's hot streak has finally returned, with him posting birdies five out of six holes in his round. Coody, on the other hand, went from strength to strength during his back nine.
Scheffler will certainly be looking to maintain his lead as he navigates the course for the rest of the tournament. The win would not only earn him a handsome prize but also put him one step closer to reclaiming his top spot in the golf rankings.
World number one golfer, Scottie Scheffler, began his PGA tour season in style as he carded an impressive nine-under-par 63 in the first round of the American Express tournament held in La Quinta, California. The young American has been away from action for a while, having missed out on several tournaments this year and now looking to make up lost ground.
Scheffler's incredible performance saw him land himself one off the lead at the American Express, with Min Woo Lee of Australia and Pierceson Coody of the United States sitting in joint first place. Fellow countrymen Robert MacIntyre and Jason Day were also just a stroke behind Scheffler on nine under.
In what seems like a twist, the field for this tournament played across three different courses before the cut took place on Saturday. But it looks like Scheffler's hot streak has finally returned, with him posting birdies five out of six holes in his round. Coody, on the other hand, went from strength to strength during his back nine.
Scheffler will certainly be looking to maintain his lead as he navigates the course for the rest of the tournament. The win would not only earn him a handsome prize but also put him one step closer to reclaiming his top spot in the golf rankings.