Scottie Scheffler shocked by ‘craziest’ pin he has ever seen in his career on day two at Aronimink

Photo by Maddie Meyer/PGA of America/PGA of America via Getty Images It was a frustrating day at Aronimink on Friday for world number one Scottie Scheffler. Scheffler was tied for the lead on day one at the PGA Championship, after posting a very good score of three-under par 67. The 29-year-old world number one failed to get going and his ball-striking was nowhere near as polished as it was on Thursday.

Nonetheless, Scheffler is still well-placed heading into the weekend at Aronimink , as he sets his sights on winning his second PGA Championship in a row. Photo by Maddie Meyer/PGA of America/PGA of America via Getty Images Scottie Scheffler drove the ball terribly on day two of the PGA Championship , especially on the more challenging back nine (his front nine). However, he battled hard and is currently sitting just two strokes off the lead heading into the weekend.

Scottie Scheffler shocked by ‘craziest’ pin he has ever seen at Aronimink Scheffler addressed the media at Aronimink on Friday afternoon after posting a second-round 71 to accompany his opening-round 67. The American responded when asked about the challenge he faced on the golf course on day two of the PGA Championship. “ Yeah, I mean, I didn’t hit many fairways to start the round, “ Scheffler said.

“ I hit a good tee shot off 10, where I thought it would be in the fairway, and ends up in the rough. I can’t get it to the green. That’s probably the hardest fairway to hit on the golf course, just because of the pitch in it.