Scheffler Dominates CJ Cup Byron Nelson with Stellar 63, Eyes Hometown Victory
Source: news.source.sunstar
Scottie Scheffler, the world's top-ranked golfer, showcased an exceptional performance at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, shooting an 8-under 63 in the second round to lead at 18 under par. Despite a six-hour weather delay, Scheffler maintained his momentum, achieving a 36-hole total of 124, surpassing the previous tournament record. Playing in his hometown of Dallas, Scheffler is in a strong position to win the event, with notable competitors like Jordan Spieth and Jhonattan Vegas trailing behind.
Key Points
Scheffler leads the CJ Cup Byron Nelson with a score of 18 under par after shooting a 63 in the second round.
A six-hour weather delay did not hinder Scheffler's performance; he continued to excel, achieving a 36-hole total of 124.
Scheffler's performance broke the previous tournament record by two shots and is one stroke shy of a PGA Tour record.
Playing in his hometown, Scheffler is joined by fellow Dallas resident Jordan Spieth, who is at 6 under.
Other competitors like Jhonattan Vegas and Sam Stevens are also in the race but trail significantly behind Scheffler.
