Scottie Scheffler takes 3-stroke lead into PGA Championship final round

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Scottie Scheffler He showed exactly what the third round of the Golf Tournament on Saturday called “Movement Day”.

Scheffler owns a three -tact leadership in PGA Championship at Quail Hollow after shot 65 to reach 11-and-out for a tournament that went to the last round on Sunday.

Scheffler was named during the third round, which included one of his best recording of the tournament: riding green at 15. and setting up for a light eagle. With three birds added on the card, Scheffler entered the club house with a well -known position on the panel board.

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Scottie Scheffler squeezes his hand with Caddy

Scottie Scheffler shake hands with Bill Harke, Caddy for Max Homa, 18 Green during the third round of the Golf Tournament PGA Championship at Quail Hollow. (Jim Dedmon-Imagn Pictures)

While Scheffler’s circle of 6 below was an impressive, Swedish Alex Norén announced 5-ands to earn his place in his last pairing on Sunday with Scheffler at 8 next.

For the third they are related to JT poston and Davis Riley in 7-Under, while Life golfge Star Jon Rahm found his shot in Major again after posting a 4-point on Saturday to sit on a 6-point tournament.

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Jhonattan Vegas is also at 6 below, but he could have been in the position of winning it all that it wasn’t for his 2-showning on Saturday.

Venezuelan was a leader after two rounds, which is on Thursday mostly a consequence of his 7 -below start. But four on the card, compared to two birds, dropped to a panel with a lot of work on Sunday if he wanted to win their first high school in his career.

Scottie Scheffler responds after 18 Green during the third round of the PGA championship tournament in the Golf Tournament at Quail Hollow. (Jim Dedmon-Imagn Pictures)

But all eyes will be on Scheffler, who will go on Sunday in the hope that he will win his first major outside the master. While he is a Golfer number one on the planet, and the 2024 season saw him bearing another green jacket and wins the FedEx Cup, he has yet to win the PGA Championship, US Open or Open Championship.

And, of course, last year’s PGA Championship in Valhalli was a crazy start after he was arrested trying to get into a golf club based in Louisville. The accusations would eventually rejected, but Scheffler was reserved, stretched out and warmed up in a prison cell and returned on time.

Scheffler has gone well that incident, but the point is still standing: he did not win the magistral beyond the borders of the National Golf Club Augusta.