PGA TOUR GOLF: Scottie Scheffler jumps forward in the memorial championship while Ben Griffin slides | Golf news

Scottie Scheffler produced an amazing explosion late in birds to take advantage of the mid -tour of Ben Griffin and took one progress in the last round of the memorial championship.

World No. 1, which opened with 13 Pars in a row on Saturday, four of its five holes chased to deploy four less than 68 and the first ghost -free tour in the village of Muyerfield.

Fast Finish Scheffler raised eight years and one before Haldway Griffin, with FedExcup leader now on PRIME to follow his success in the PGA championship with his third victory in four games.

Chefler will play in the final round alongside Griffin, who briefly advanced five strikes in front of four ghosts in a row around the turn and left at the end of his leaving it at the 72nd level.

Nick Taylor Canada is three strikes in the third place in five below, with the Captain of the Ryder Kejan Bradley Cup in two other shots in a fourth place with Jordan Sibeth and Sib Sibkarata.

How to serve Chefler in the village of Muerfield

Griffin assumed charges when he followed a 15 -foot bird at the sixth by taking advantage of the next fifth and picking up another shot on the eighth eighth, and took it to 10 years, only to see his wealth changes greatly with four consecutive ghosts from the ninth.

The American regained his interest after embracing 10 feet on the fourteenth and added another bird the next day, but Sheffler – played in the next group – also made birds on the same holes.

Sheffler photographed eight feet and 15 feet to produce birds of birds, and put the club’s goal, with a three -time champion and then claimed the lead when Griffin was missed from three feet to save the foot of equality at the end.

“All over the Golf Stadium, I think today would have become a very strong degree,” said Shifler, who is looking to defend his title after last year’s victory. “I felt as if I could have more tour, but I felt that I was playing well.

“Just Shafahan here and there would change the result a little, but in general, I felt that I was doing good things. I didn’t feel that I needed to change a lot.”

Taylor was immediately advanced after the ghost began and was on the fifth of his tour until a eagle bird exploded on his back at nine, and raised him to five under, while Straka launched a 66th day to jump within five of the forefront, where he was presenting third to the third victory in the season.

Ricky Fowler, Patrick Canola and Shane Lori participate in seventh place in two years, while Justin Rose’s challenge ended after he removed him in the second round 66 with eight 80 on Saturday.

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