Scottie Scheffler Holds Five-Shot Lead at RBC Heritage Resumption

At Glance

‣ Scottie Scheffler wins the 2024 RBC Heritage, marking his tenth PGA Tour title despite making his first single bogey of the week.

‣ Scheffler’s performance throughout the tournament showcases his dominance in the game, including a notable eagle on the second hole and consistent play that kept him ahead of competitors.

Shot 2: In the water
Shot 5: In the hole for par

Scottie Scheffler maintains his 5-shot lead into Monday @RBC_Heritage.

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR)

Oh boy, let’s dive into this, shall we? Picture this: it’s April 22, 2024. A day that’s gonna be etched in the history books, at least for the golf enthusiasts among us.

So, Scottie Scheffler, ever heard of him? Well, you should have by now. The guy just snagged his first single bogey of the week. But hey, don’t let that fool you. He’s walking away with his 10th PGA Tour title. Talk about a trophy cabinet getting crowded, right?

Moving on. The 18th hole, usually the climax of all drama in golf, right? Not this time. Scheffler’s there, getting a bit cozy with the stands, but it’s all chill. A rules official gives him the nod for relief, and he’s back in the game. His chip? Meh, average for him. But then again, his average is most people’s extraordinary. He’s staring down an 18-footer for par. The suspense!

Now, let’s rewind a bit to his final approach. There’s Scheffler, 3-wood in hand, and he’s gripping it like it owes him money. The shot? Leaks right. But if you’re gonna miss, that’s the way to do it. The big question: can he dodge his first bogey of the week? Stay tuned.

18th hole, again. This time, it’s all about Scottie finding the “short stuff.” And why wouldn’t he? Wobbles? Pfft. Not in his vocabulary. The Masters champ is about to add another feather to his cap. Impressive doesn’t even start to cover it.

Two holes left, and Scheffler’s just cruising. Makes par at 16, and off he goes to the 17th. Morikawa’s there too, snagging a two on a hole that’s anything but a walk in the park. Scheffler, though? He’s probably gonna go for it. Because, why not?

The lead’s at four now. Sahith Theegala’s doing his best, birdies 16, but Scheffler’s still sitting pretty.

Cantlay’s done for the day at -15. But let’s be real, Scheffler’s not sweating it. He’s eyeing that 10th title. Unless, of course, 18 decides to be a nightmare. Been there, done that. But Scheffler’s no mere mortal like the rest of us. A birdie to finish wouldn’t surprise anyone.

Poston’s feeling the heat, botches the putt on 18. Meanwhile, Scheffler’s just doing Scheffler things on 16. That lead? Still five shots.

We’re off! Straka’s sinking birdies, Poston’s scrambling, but everyone’s just waiting to see if Scheffler slips up. Spoiler: don’t hold your breath.

A quick flashback to a moment of sheer brilliance from Scheffler. The 15th hole, darkness creeping in, and he’s there, turning water into wine. Or, at least, a potential disaster into a saved par.

And here we are, the anticipation’s killing us. Scheffler’s on the brink of yet another win. The tension? Palpable.

Remember the 15th? Scheffler’s dance with the water? Classic. A tee shot straight from a dream, but then, a rare hiccup. No matter, he’s still the man to beat.

The 14th, and Scheffler’s just showing off. A 5-iron that’s more like a laser. Par? Of course.

Rory McIlroy, though, not his best day. Signs off with a 74. Golf’s a tough game, folks.

Scheffler’s splitting fairways like it’s his job. Oh wait, it is. The 13th, no exception. Birdie? You bet.

Weather’s throwing a curveball, but Scheffler? Unfazed. Par after par, the man’s a machine.

Play’s set to resume. The golf gods have spoken.

Lightning’s throwing a tantrum, but the show must go on. Eventually.

Wyndham Clark, on a rollercoaster that’s mostly ups today. Birdies galore.

Rain’s pouring, but Scheffler? He’s just warming up. Morikawa’s making moves too. But it’s Scheffler’s world, we’re just living in it.

Halfway through, and Scheffler’s cruising. That gilet though? Jury’s still out.

Patrick Rodgers, sneaking up the leaderboard. Eagles, birdies, the man’s on fire.

Scheffler, off the fairway, but who cares? Par’s a piece of cake.

The lead’s growing. Scheffler’s not just playing golf; he’s redefining it.

Straka’s struggling. Golf giveth, and golf taketh away.

Clark’s chasing dreams and Scheffler. But sometimes, trees have other plans.

Scheffler, unleashing drives like Thor’s hammer. The fifth hole didn’t stand a chance.

The fourth hole’s got nothing on Scheffler. A near birdie, but par’s good enough.

Clark’s on a tear. The turn’s just a checkpoint on his victory lap.

Scheffler, chipping in for eagle. Because, of course, he can.

Aberg’s off to a rocky start. But it’s a marathon, not a sprint.

The greens? Quick as lightning. Scheffler’s just rolling with it.

Clark’s making it look easy. But then, so is Scheffler.

Xander’s climbing. Those putts? Things of beauty.

Scheffler’s off. Fairways are his friends, greens his playground.

Morikawa’s in the mix too. But it’s Scheffler’s shadow he’s chasing.

Aberg’s back at it, gunning for glory. But Scheffler’s the man to beat.

Clark’s on fire. Literally. Metaphorically. It’s all happening.

And there you have it. A whirlwind tour of a day in golf. Scheffler’s world, folks. We’re just swinging in it.