Adam Stanley

And then, of course, the pressure is going to ramp up and I can kind of go on and on.

So, yeah, I don't think that someone's going to win this tournament being under par at all by the time we get to Sunday night.

It's a, it's a curious thing with Scotty Scheffler, because like when you zoom out with Scheffler, you're like, Oh yeah, he has already won this year.

He's played 12 tournaments and he's finished in the top 10, seven times.

And he's had three runner ups in a row, including at the masters.

Like, wow, this is really good.

Uh, but then you kind of like dig in a little bit deeper and,

His driving's been off a little bit at times this year, and then his putting has been off at other times this year.

He's had some trouble closing, but he's also had trouble starting.

His scoring average on Thursday is in the 50th, like 50th on the PGA Tour, but his final round scoring average is number one on the PGA Tour.

I think Scheffler said it's best

himself a couple days ago he's like you know when i was winning a lot or what it takes to win a lot is you have to be really really sharp he says and this year he's like i've just been i've just been dull that was his words and i think it's kind of perfectly uh it perfectly describes how his campaign has gone to this point

Yeah, exactly.

Like, you know, by default, you kind of go back to somebody who's won this before in Brooks' courses.

on his return tour to the PGA tour.

So, you know, you hate to kind of keep bringing up the same names, but when they're the best in an individual sport like this, like they're the best players in the world for a reason.

And they keep appearing on the biggest stages.

So obviously Scotty, obviously Lori, you know, out of that other, out of that, you know, kind of tier B group, like,

Can Matt Fitzpatrick, world number three, who finished second at the Canadian Open last week, can he break through and win another U.S.

Open championship after he's already won three times this year?