Scottie Scheffler takes the reins of a stroke in the final round of the PGA Championship

Scotti Chefler The so -called third round of the golf championships showed “moving day” on Saturday.

Scheffler has three -run progress in PGA starring At Quail Hollow after shooting 65 to reach 11 years of the tournament heading to the final round on Sunday.

Chevler was contacted throughout the third round, which included one of his best shots in the championship: leading the green color on the fifteenth and preparing itself for an easy eagle. With the addition of three birds on the card, Sheffler entered the club with a familiar position on the top of the leaders in one of them.

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While the 6 -year -old Shifler tour was impressive, Alex Nurien from Sweden published 5 years to get his place in the final conjugation on Sunday with Shevler at the age of eight.

A tie for the third is Jt Poston and Davis Riley in 7-ander, while Life golf The star John Ram found a stroke again in the disciplines after publishing it in 4 years on Saturday to sit in 6 years of the tournament.

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Jhonattan Vegas is also in 6 years, but he was in a position that allows him to win it all if it was not for his performance on Saturday.

The Venezuelan was the leader after two rounds, and he was mostly because of his 7 -year -old start on Thursday. But four ghosts on the card compared to bird birds brought him on the leading board with a lot of work to do on Sunday if he wants to win his first career.

But all eyes will be on Shifler, who will go to Sunday in the hope of winning his first specialty. While he is the first golf on this planet, and saw his 2024 season wearing another green jacket and winning the FedEx Cup, he has not yet won the PGA or the US Open or Open Championship.

Of course, the PGA championship last year in Valhalla was a crazy start after his arrest in an attempt to enter the Golf Club, based in Louisville. Ultimately, the fees will be dropped, but Chefler has been reserved, stretched and warm in the prison cell and returned to the course in time to play.

Chefler has exceeded this incident, but the point is still standing: it did not win a desire outside the borders of the National Golf Club.

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It is in a position to change this on Sunday.

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