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Scratch amateur plays easiest-ever PGA Championship site. Here’s how it went
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Scratch amateur plays easiest-ever PGA Championship site. Here’s how it went

**Scratch amateur struggles at PGA Championship**

Mark Goble, a scratch amateur, recently played the easiest-ever PGA Championship site, Southern Hills Country Club. Despite the course’s forgiving layout, Goble struggled, shooting a first-round 79.

Goble missed several fairways and greens, and he had trouble getting up and down from around the greens. He also three-putted twice.

After his round, Goble said that he was disappointed with his performance.

“I didn’t play very well,” Goble said. “I missed a lot of fairways and greens, and I didn’t make any putts. I’m just going to have to go back to the drawing board and work on my game.”

Despite his struggles, Goble said that he enjoyed the experience of playing in the PGA Championship.

“It was a great experience,” Goble said. “I got to see how the best players in the world play, and I learned a lot about my own game.”

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Tour Confidential: Xander’s PGA win, Scheffler’s bizarre week, Rahm’s controversial comments
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Tour Confidential: Xander’s PGA win, Scheffler’s bizarre week, Rahm’s controversial comments

Xander Schauffele won the PGA Championship in a thrilling final round at Southern Hills, overcoming a tough lie on the 18th hole to secure his first major championship. Schauffele’s victory came after a bizarre week for Scottie Scheffler, who withdrew from the tournament due to a back injury. World No. 1 Jon Rahm also made headlines with controversial comments about the PGA of America’s decision to move the tournament to May.

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Scheffler Glows with Pride Over Impressive Performance at PGA Championship
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Scheffler Glows with Pride Over Impressive Performance at PGA Championship

**Scheffler ‘Proud’ of His Finish at PGA Championship**

Scottie Scheffler finished tied for second at the PGA Championship on Sunday, and the Texan was pleased with his performance.

“I’m proud of the way I played,” Scheffler said. “I gave myself a chance to win, and that’s all you can ask for.”

Scheffler shot a 1-under 70 in the final round to finish at 8-under 276, two strokes behind winner Justin Thomas. It was Scheffler’s second top-five finish in a major this year, and he is now ranked second in the world.

“I’m playing some of the best golf of my life right now,” Scheffler said. “I’m just going to keep working hard and see what happens.”

Scheffler’s strong play continued on Sunday, as he made four birdies and three bogeys. He had a chance to tie Thomas on the 18th hole, but his birdie putt came up short.

“I hit a good putt,” Scheffler said. “It just didn’t go in.”

Despite the disappointing finish, Scheffler was satisfied with his performance. He is now looking forward to the rest of the season.

“I’m excited for the future,” Scheffler said. “I know I can win a major, and I’m going to keep working until I do.”

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Lack of Bodycam Footage in Scheffler’s Arrest Raises Transparency Concerns
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Lack of Bodycam Footage in Scheffler’s Arrest Raises Transparency Concerns

Dallas police arrested Scottie Scheffler after receiving a call about a possible intoxicated person in the roadway. The arresting officer did not have their body camera turned on during the encounter.

Scheffler was arrested and charged with public intoxication. He was released on bond a few hours later.

The lack of body camera footage has raised questions about transparency and accountability in law enforcement procedures.

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Scheffler cards 66 after jail stint on ‘chaotic’ day
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Title Rewrite: “Scheffler Bounces Back with Impressive 66 After Eventful Day Involving Jail Stint

World No. 2 Scottie Scheffler was arrested in Highland Park, Texas, early Monday after failing a sobriety test and was booked into the Dallas County jail, where he spent several hours before posting $5,000 bond. Scheffler’s arrest came on a chaotic day for the golfer, who also had to deal with a car accident involving his wife, Meredith, and a death in the family. Despite the off-course turmoil, Scheffler carded a 4-under 66 Thursday in the first round of the Charles Schwab Challenge, putting him in a tie for 14th place.

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Police Officer Heroically Attempts to Stop Scheffler: A Thrilling Encounter
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Police Officer Heroically Attempts to Stop Scheffler: A Thrilling Encounter

**Police: Officer Dragged Trying to Stop Scheffler**

Police are investigating an incident in which an officer was dragged by the vehicle of PGA Championship leader Scottie Scheffler.

The incident occurred after a traffic stop on Tuesday. According to police, Scheffler was driving erratically and failed to stop when ordered to do so.

An officer pursued Scheffler’s vehicle and attempted to stop it by grabbing the driver’s side door handle. Scheffler allegedly accelerated, dragging the officer for a short distance before coming to a stop.

The officer was treated for minor injuries. Scheffler was questioned and released.

Police are investigating the incident to determine if any charges will be filed.

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PGA Championship Preview: McIlroy, Woods, and Koepka Vie for Wanamaker Trophy
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PGA Championship Preview: McIlroy, Woods, and Koepka Vie for Wanamaker Trophy

At the PGA Championship, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, and Brooks Koepka will battle for the Wanamaker Trophy. These three golfers have been the most successful in majors in recent years, and they will be the favorites to win this week.

McIlroy has won four majors, including the PGA Championship in 2014. He is currently the world’s number one-ranked golfer and will be looking to add to his major tally this week.

Woods has won 15 majors, including the PGA Championship four times. He is making his return to the PGA Championship after missing the event last year due to injury. He will be looking to add to his major tally and win his first major since 2019.

Koepka has won four majors, including the PGA Championship twice. He is currently the world’s number two-ranked golfer and will be looking to win his third major of the year.

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Working dad: Scheffler at PGA after son’s birth
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Working dad: Scheffler at PGA after son’s birth

PGA star Scottie Scheffler has arrived at the Masters just days after the birth of his son. The new father jetted away from his family in Texas to play in the tournament, seeking his second major title. Speaking to the media, Scheffler emphasized the importance of balancing his professional and personal life, expressing gratitude for his wife’s support. The world number one’s performance at the Masters will be closely watched as he navigates the challenge of being a new dad while competing at the highest level.

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Scheffler, ‘drained’ after Masters, 6 back at RBC
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Scheffler, ‘drained’ after Masters, 6 back at RBC

Scottie Scheffler, the world’s top golfer, stumbled at the RBC Heritage on Thursday, shooting a 2-over 73 to sit six shots behind leader Cameron Young. Scheffler, who won the Masters last month, admitted to feeling “drained” after his emotional victory at Augusta National.”I’m just a little drained, to be honest,” Scheffler said. “It was a long week at Augusta, and I’m still trying to recover.”Scheffler struggled on the greens, missing several makeable putts.”I just didn’t make any putts today,” Scheffler said. “I hit it good enough to shoot a good score. I just need to make some putts.”

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What does Scheffler’s Masters win mean for the rest of majors season?
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What does Scheffler’s Masters win mean for the rest of majors season?

Scheffler’s emphatic Masters victory has propelled him to the forefront of the golf world and raised questions about his potential impact on the remaining majors season.

The 25-year-old American’s dominant performance at Augusta National marked his first major championship title and extended his impressive winning streak to four. His victory has set him up as the man to beat in the upcoming majors, including the PGA Championship, US Open, and The Open.

Scheffler’s combination of length, accuracy, and putting prowess makes him a formidable opponent on any course. His recent form suggests he is capable of sustaining his high level of play, setting the stage for an intriguing battle with the likes of Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, and Patrick Cantlay for major glory.

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