Joseph LaMagna

On History's Doorstep We just watched Scottie Scheffler play the final round of his 20s and it was — in many respects — a great encapsulation of who he is as a golfer. He can do exciting things (like when he chipped in for birdie on 14) but for the most part, you would not describe him as an exciting golfer. What he is, instead, is relentless. His Saturday round was not perfect.

No. 10 just kicked James Nicholas’s ass. Over the back in two, hit on to 60 feet, putt it off the back of the green, left his fifth short which rolled back to his feet, on in six, two putted for eight. Selective enforcement of the rules? Yes, it's a problem By now you're problem exhausted by the discussion of Joaquin Niemann's 2-stroke penalty, which Joseph LaManga covered extensively in today's Fried Egg newsletter.