Jon Rahm faced off against Scottie Scheffler during a tense major championship, starting the day five shots behind. Rahm managed a brief surge to tie the lead on the 11th hole, but Scheffler’s steady performance reestablished his control. Rahm faltered on the back nine, ultimately leading to a bogey on 16 and a costly water hazard hit on 17, sealing his fate. Scheffler’s ability to perform under pressure emphasized his status as a formidable opponent, showcasing his resilience and skill in high-stakes situations.
Even if you don't want to look at leaderboards, the crowd lets you know.
This back nine will be one that I remember for a long time.
Beating Scheffler requires more than just a single stretch of good golf.
His game is so sound and bulletproof that those trying to beat him know the effort required to outlast the best player in the world will be herculean.
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