Scottie Scheffler Could Accomplish Rare Tiger Woods Feat at CJ Cup Byron Nelson
Summary
After the third round of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson golf tournament, Si Woo Kim leads with a score of 21-under par. Scottie Scheffler, the defending champion, is tied for second and could make golf history by winning the tournament again, a feat last done by Tiger Woods in 2007.Key Facts
- Si Woo Kim leads the CJ Cup Byron Nelson with a two-shot lead at 21-under par after the third round.
- Scottie Scheffler, the defending champion, is tied for second place.
- Scheffler shot 6-under in the third round to position himself for the final round.
- If Scheffler wins, he will be the first since Tiger Woods in 2007 to defend this kind of tournament title successfully.
- Scheffler won the previous Byron Nelson by eight strokes, the second-largest margin in the tournament’s history.
- A win would mark Scheffler’s fourth successful title defense in his career.
- Three golfers are tied for fourth place at 17-under par.
- Si Woo Kim had an 11-under round on Friday and 3-under on Saturday, helping him maintain his lead.
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