Scottie Scheffler Bogeys 5th, Stays at 1-Under Through 6 at PGA Championship

11 articles · Updated · The Guardian · May 17

Scheffler slipped back to 1-under through six holes after a bogey at the par-3 fifth left the world No. 1 level for his round.
A birdie at No. 2 had briefly improved his position, but his tee shot on 5 found the fringe behind the green and a firm chip ran 10 feet past.
He missed the par-saving putt coming back, a setback on a day when he began tied for 23rd at 1-under and needed a fast start.
No player has won a major from outside the top 20 after 54 holes, leaving Scheffler with less room to climb as the round progresses.

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