What a frustrated Scottie Scheffler told his caddie while watching Si Woo Kim shoot 60

Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images Scottie Scheffler has to watch Si Woo Kim go seriously low on day two of the CJ CUP Byron Nelson. Scheffler was slow out of the blocks on Friday at TPC Craig Ranch, parring his first four holes, but he soon caught fire and ended up shooting a 63. However, that wasn’t enough to keep pace with the electric Si Woo Kim, who ended up making a bogey on the 18th to shoot a round of 60.

Scottie Scheffler will have his work cut out if he is to catch Si Woo Kim during the final 36 holes of the CJ CUP Byron Nelson . Photo by Mike Mulholland/Getty Images for The CJ Cup However, the world number one ensured that he kept himself in the tournament at least, by playing his final 14 holes in eight-under par. Scheffler and Si Woo Kim had great fun on the course on Friday at the CJ CUP , but Saturday is when the serious stuff will really start.

Scottie Scheffler complained to his caddie while watching Si Woo Kim shoot 60 The world number one addressed the media after he shot a second-round 63 at TPC Craig Ranch on Friday afternoon. Scheffler responded when asked what he believed was his strongest asset out on the golf course during his second round. “ Probably my mind, “ he said.

“ I feel like, when you’re watching somebody like Si Woo, especially when you’re paired with him, just watching somebody birdie every hole and you feel like the tournament is getting further and further away from you, I think I did a good job of staying patient and not forcing things. Photo by Mike Mulholland/Getty Images for The CJ Cup “ I told Teddy when we were walking down 10, I’m like, Dude, I feel like it I hit it to 20 feet on every hole and I’m just not making anything. Sure enough, got a roll in there with birdie on 11 and rolled a long one in on 12.