US EditionScottie Scheffler Breaks Silence on His Frustrating Behavior with Coach After Heavy Backlash
- Scottie Scheffler, a three-time major champion, shot an even-par 70 on Saturday to stand at four-over and eight strokes behind the US Open leader at Oakmont Country Club.
- Scheffler struggled with his swing across all three rounds and expressed frustration after practice sessions, saying he had trouble gaining momentum and made several mistakes including costly three-putts.
- He worked on his chips during practice and revealed the difficulty of maintaining top form after winning the PGA Championship last month, noting physical and mental wear from tournament pressure.
- Scheffler acknowledged his situation saying, "I feel like I could be a lot worse" and described his relationship with coach Randy Smith as crucial for staying focused despite the challenges.
- Though trailing by eight strokes, Scheffler remains in contention at the 125th US Open, with Oakmont's demanding conditions suggesting that unexpected shifts could still impact the final round.
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Scottie Scheffler Breaks Silence on His Frustrating Behavior with Coach After Heavy Backlash
Scottie Scheffler isn’t someone you often see losing his cool, but Friday at Oakmont brought out a rare side of the world No. 1. During the second round, he was seen frustrated, and he made 5 bogeys, which landed him at 71 under par, and after the round was over, he didn’t head off to relax, but he chose to have a heated conversation with his coach. There, cameras caught him in a tense moment with coach Randy Smith. They weren’t just casually ch…
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