Scottie Scheffler Ties PGA Scoring Record in Emotional Hometown Victory at CJ Cup Byron Nelson
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Scottie Scheffler achieved a historic 31-under par score at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, tying the PGA Tour's 72-hole scoring record. The victory, which took place in his hometown of McKinney, Texas, was deeply emotional for Scheffler, who reminisced about his first professional start at the same tournament years ago. His win, by eight shots, underscored a significant moment in his career, celebrated with his family including his baby son.
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Scheffler tied the PGA Tour record with a 31-under par score of 253.
The win occurred at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in McKinney, Texas, Scheffler's hometown.
This victory was Scheffler's 14th PGA title and was especially meaningful due to his personal history with the tournament.
Scheffler nearly broke the record but bogeyed on the 17th hole in the final round.
He finished eight shots ahead of Erik van Rooyen.
