Live updates: Will Scottie Scheffler miss his first cut in 55 starts? He's close at Charles Schwab
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FORT WORTH, Texas — Scottie Scheffler joined elite company by winning last week's PGA Championship, pushing himself into a group with Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods as the only players in the modern era to win 15 times (including three majors) before the age of 29.
And although at the beginning of the 2025 season, after a freak accident around the holidays, Scheffler was in the top-5 just once in his first five tournaments. But he's posted four top-5 finishes since then, including a win at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson and the major victory at Quail Hollow.
But at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Scheffler is dangerously close to missing the cut, which would mark the first time in 55 starts that he hadn't reached the weekend.
Scheffler, who leads the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup standings, finished his second round with 71. he bogeyed his last hole of the day, No. 9 since he started on the back, to fall to 1 over for the tournament. He posted a 68 on Thursday in the opening round.
Scheffler is 1 over, and that's exactly the projected cut as of 2:15 p.m. The cut line for the event, held at Colonial Country Club, is the top 65 golfers and ties after 36 holes. Currently, Scheffler is in a tie for 49th, but the winds have subsided and scores could dip a little in the afternoon.
Although he played fairly well, Scheffler did seem to wince after a tee shot on the second hole at Colonial.
Scottie Scheffler was seen wincing in pain after his tee shot on hole 2 of the second round of the Charles Schwab Challenge. 📽️@espn pic.twitter.com/a2D0xqyB3d
— Julio Valdera (@julio_valdera) May 23, 2025
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