Trouble on the Course
As the second round of play progresses, Scottie Scheffler finds himself in a challenging position, currently sitting at 2-over par for the day. This slide has put two significant historical milestones he was chasing at risk.
The Quest for Consistency
Scheffler entered the day aiming to secure his 12th consecutive round of par or better. Reaching this milestone would have placed him in elite company, marking the third-longest streak in the history of the PGA Tour. Only legends like Tiger Woods, who holds the record at 16, and Jon Rahm, who sits at 15, have managed longer runs of consistent play.
Masters Milestone in Jeopardy
Beyond his overall tour performance, Scheffler is also fighting to maintain a historic run at the Masters. Currently tied for 21st place, he needs a strong recovery to finish inside the top 10. Achieving this would extend his streak to 11 consecutive rounds at Augusta National where he has finished in the top 10.
This achievement would be particularly significant, as it would tie him with Jordan Spieth and Phil Mickelson for the second-most all-time. Currently, Mickelson holds the record in this category with 13 rounds.