Charles Schwab 2022 R2

May 26-29
Colonial Country Club, Fort Worth, Texas
$8,400,000
Round 1, Round 3, Round 4

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes

World Number 1 Scottie Scheffler carded another bogey-free round after firing five birdies for a 65 on Friday to reach 9-under and hold on to a share of the lead in the Charles Schwab Challenge.

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"I think I needed to put up a good score with the wind being real low and the greens being not crazy firm. It was definitely going to be a low-scoring day, and I was glad to keep putting myself in positions that I did.

" I think I drove it really well, hit a ton of fairways, and if I missed a fairway I didn't miss it by more than a yard I think pretty much the whole day. So that out here on this golf course is very important."

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"I may not have hit way more fairways than I did yesterday, but today I drove the ball 10 times better than I did yesterday.

"I kept the stress off myself for the most part. My lag putting was really good, and really the only long par putt I made was on No. 7, and outside of that, I really didn't put much stress on myself, which is good. A four-day event having a day where I can take the stress off, especially when the conditions are going to be so hard the next two days is important."

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Tied alongside Scheffler at the top of the leaderboard are Beau Hossler and Scott Stallings.

Hossler, who also carded a bogey-free 65, is one of the seven players who shared the overnight lead with Scheffler.

Stallings, who qualified for the US Open for the first time on Monday, shot a bogey-free 64 to join them.

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Fellow American Patrick Reed moved down into solo fourth place at 8-under after matching his opening 66.

Compatriots Pat Perez (66) and Chris Kirk (67), who also held a share of the lead after the first round, are tied in fifth place at 7-under.

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