PGA champion suddenly becomes more interesting

Scottie Scheffler will win Byron Nelson this week. He has another round, but it’s over. Bryson DeChambeau will win LIV Golf South Korea this week. He also had another round, but it was over.

Isn’t this exciting for you to win the PGA? We need it secretly.

We have another week to go before we get to Charlotte, which will be an interesting guy to lead the way at Philly Cricket Club. But Schefler won’t play in Philadelphia. Neither will DeChambeau. And everyone Will be Playing in the Truist Championship, an iconic event that will be the first in the following week.

Isn’t this a situation in the main tournament? We really started focusing on them for two weeks. Who plays well? Who doesn’t play at all? Who played well but didn’t do any putting?

Scheffler and DeChambeau performed two different tours on two different continents and had many putts on two different tours. Like two distant stars, they are destined to collide in a separate universe. They will both become one of Quail Hollow’s betting favorites, but they will also just simplify it to a conversation point. Inspiring gambling water cooler theme and Thursday morning play. This is a great thing because we’ve been working hard for the PGA talk points.

Charlotte will have no Tiger Woods. There is no overhaul of Rory McIlroy to fill the air. This storyline is culinary and we have been relying on it for at least the last eight years. Along with Jordan Spieth, there was a professional grand slam, but Mettors slid in the top 50 against Brooks Koepka, the man he relied on during the Big Week.

Despite Quail Hollow’s clear quality and ability to test elite golfers, it’s an annual stay for professionals. This is not new; it is not mysterious. It held a tour 12 months ago and will be held 12 months from now. As the main champion hostit leaves something needed in the form of words. Learning professionals must learn typical elements of the course in most majors. They can talk all About learning Oakmont next month. We have no storyline this month.

However, it was a week of huge ideas permeating. Things are happening to golfers the world really cares about. have Scheflerstand out in this unwind season, the only possible victory scare The rest of the fields. have dechambeaauAccording to Datagolf, he has risen to fourth place in the world. Charlotte will scream his name as he almost fisted into the trophy last year. There’s a guy who beat him – yes, Xander Schauffele – Lurking. T12 in Valspar, T8, Augusta, T12, Hilton Head.

Rory McIlroy The burden of masters winning the championship relieves pre-match pressure. Often, we don’t trust professionals who influence his talents, but he admits it in Augusta National. Believe like everyone, will this release him? perhaps. At least, we can guarantee a happier McIlroy than the week when Valhalla filed for divorce last year. He played with the money for the house for the rest of 2025. And, no one is better than McIlroy.

There are caddies swaps in the league. Max Homa The guys used to Justin Thomaswith the long-awaited victory, after which landed on the bag Collin Morikawaa person who needs one person very much. Now, we mention Thomas, we can admit that no one on the court won a more important game than the 2017 PGA.

Then, of course Spieth. He is the definition of penetration. Slowly but surely, his game is brewing. He finished T12 before the Masters and completed T14 in Augusta and T18 a week later. He has 18 holes left to another top 15 holes this week and will serve as a sponsor’s waiver in Philadelphia next week. His first chance to participate in a professional grand slam? In 2017, in a place called Quail Hollow.

Infiltration, infiltration, infiltration….