Cameron Young shoots 59 in the third round, just the 13th sub-60 score in PGA history.
Cameron Young goes out early at Travelers, fires 13th sub-60 score in PGA Tour history
Young became the 12th player to record a sub-60 score on the PGA Tour on Saturday at the Travelers Championship.www.nbcsports.com
The crowd was rightly pissed. Looks like some of the protesters got rightly roughed up a bit, when tackled / cuffed.Some protesters, apparently climate change cult lunatics, not sure exactly as I wasn't watching, ran out on the 18th green and threw paint on it before the police quickly subdued them. Nothing like showing your commitment to the environment by trying to wreck a golf course.
Shortly after that Scottie Scheffler won the playoff on the first hole over Tom Kim of Korea, giving Scheffler his pretty remarkable sixth win of the season in less than half a year.
He's certainly on a good pace to tie or break the record. I don't know how many more tournaments he's committed to as there are nine left I believe, counting the FedEx, BMW and Tour Championship tournaments.Scottie Scheffler's six PGA titles so far in '24 is the most since Tiger Woods had six in '09. The modern record is nine, shared by Woods in his peak year of 2000 and Vijay Singh in 2004. Would be nice to see Scotty surpass that, and I'll also be rooting for him to win the British Open next month. He needs to rack up majors while he's at the very peak of his career. So far he has two green jackets (and unprecedented back to back Players championships) but has yet to win the other three.
Thanks, Don for the update on Scheffler. I'm usually posting on the golf thread, but trying to help out on the college football team thread and baseball when I can, I haven't had as much time to post on Golf. Plus, I'm working 3 jobs right now including starting my own company, and trying to hold on to my retirement as I lost my management position late last year when the company I worked for sold.Spieth will finally have surgery on his wrist he injured in 2023 and fans are already speculating that it's more than his wrist. Many saying he needs to change everything from his grip, swing and equipment. Who knows, but I hope he can get his wrist repaired and come back to be a great player again.
I care, but just got signal back on my TV a little while ago from the Hurricane Helene devastation in Western NC. Watched a little bit at my father in-laws home late this afternoon after helping with cleanup. As I said on The NFL thread, Helene has devastated parts of W. NC. Many deaths and destruction. Parts of I-40 have been wiped out totally and Asheville and other cities are under water. Very sad situation here! It will take months maybe years to fully recover.If anyone besides me cares, the U.S. team won the President's Cup today over the Internationals 18.5-11.5. It was much closer than that at times over the four days it was played and was a compelling event. It was played in Montreal so the U.S. were the road team.
The U.S. has only lost once since the President's Cup was started in 1994. Now they need to turn it around in the Ryder Cup.
Certainly far better than any of Woods' other years besides 2000. The golf media has been living in a permanent state of idolatry of Woods ever since that peak year, which will be a quarter-century in the past come the new year. But that won't stop Propaganda Minister Rich Lerner and the rest of the fake news minions who comprise the golf media from continuing to pretend that Tiger -- who turns 50 next year and notably didn't play at the Hero World Challenge tournament, which is "his" tournament -- is still a serious contender if he's even able to hobble around any of the upcoming majors in '25.Scottie Scheffler won his 9th tour event of the year tying Eldricks record. Big discussion among experts about whose year was better, Tiger's or Scheffler's. Tiger did win 3 majors in 2000. Scheffler won the Heros Tournament on Sunday.
2024 Hero World Challenge prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player
With the win, Scheffler will take home $1 million.golfweek.usatoday.com