Scottie Scheffler dominated from start — and stoppage — to finish at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, winning his hometown event outside Dallas. Scheffler led after an opening 61, moved six clear after a weather-delayed second round, was up eight after 54 holes, and won by that same margin. He also tied the PGA Tour’s 72-hole aggregate scoring record.

I doubt that Scottie Scheffler cares too much. The world number one was absolutely dominant at TPC Craig Ranch in the CJ Cup and did indeed post a winning score of 31-under par. Erik Van Rooyen finished in second, qualifying for the Truist in the process by the way, eight strokes back. Imagine shooting 23-under par and not winning!