Charles Schwab Challenge: Scottie Scheffler is a big move with Robert McCayter | Golf news

Scotti Chefler made seven birds and eagles in the third round in the challenge of Charles Schwab in Texas with Robert McCayter in his competition.

After his third victory in his victory in the PGA championship a week ago, but at the end of the week 10 of the strokes from the lead, Scheffler tied seventh place after shooting 6 under (64) after looting seven birds and eagle.

“You always hope to play a perfect tour. It never happens,” Shefler said. “I mean, three ghosts definitely hurt me, especially when you try to chase, but I generally did some good things.”

Chefler will need another amazing round on Sunday to become the first player since Dustin Johnson in 2017 to win three consecutive games, and the only player other than Ben Hogan in 1946 wins Peron Nelson and colonialism in the same season.

“I would say mentally that I am definitely tired. I definitely take a lighter schedule this week than I was usually in one of the courses, but in general my game, it looks like a good place.

“I felt that I was able to get a good comfort to start this week,” he said. “I am just fighting. I spent a good day today. It was certain that the first two days could have been a little better, but we’ll see how things faded and see what I could do tomorrow.”

MacIntyre from Scotland exceeded itself in the competition in the eighth after a round of 64, which included seven birds.

Ben Griffin and Matti Schmid remain closed together at the top of the leaders board heading to the final round.

Both men called 68 of the third round of the Colonial Count Club, and Fort Worth to participate in the first place in 13 under the Rickie Fowler offers the earliest challenges of the four shots.

Tommy Fleetwood tied from England in tenth place in six under my car after he got a 70 -round tour.

Both American Griffin and Shamid carry events full of events, where they took shots in each of the first three holes before Griffin surrendered in fifth and third place in the sixth, while Schmid shots on 11 and 17.

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