Scheffler fought for Charles Schwab Challenge after a great reaction

Ben Griffin and the German Matti Schmid made this Saturday 2 under PAR and 68 blows in the third twist of Charles Schwab Challenge to maintain leading positions In his search for successes this weekend at the Colonial Country Club of Fort Worth, Texas.

Griffin and Schmid are tied up at the end of three worship this week and They go on Sunday with equal marks of -13 (197)Four blows ahead of the next nearest player, Rickie Fowler, who achieved a 67 to put the third with 9 under the PAR.

Meanwhile, World Number 1 Golfer, Scottie Scheffler, has made a huge return after signing a 64 -stroke card, putting it 7 under torque and potential shoot the leader for the final twist.

Griffin wants his second success on the PGA tour, but the first of an individual competition. He formed a pair with Andrew Novak to win the Zurich Classic in New Orleans by the end of April.

Schmid, in his 79th participation in the circuit, was seeking his first success. His best results were a couple of third positions, the last in November 2023.

Both golfers make birdies in the first three holes. Schmid then got all the pairs, apart from a bogey at No. 11, to 15.

Griffin remained three blows with a double bogey in Hole 5, followed by one Bogey next. He recovered the birdies in two of the following four holes and tied thanks to Schmid’s Day’s first Bogey.

Schmid came with a birdie in the hole 16 and returned it to the next hole with a bogey.

The Scottish Robert Macintyre, with 64 blows, is located 8 under the contest. Nick Hardy (67) and Akshay Bhatia (69) were accompanied by four places.

Scheffler, who won the PGA championship last week and wants to expand his speech of successes in three tournaments, is tied to the seventh area. He was 7 under a pair after an eagle in the hole 11, but the three Bogeys and two birdies on the remaining tours got some impulse.