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Schauffele and Cantlay Overcome Anomaly First Round to Stay in the Mix.

In the world of golf, records are meant to be broken, and that’s exactly what Team Cantlay/Schauffele did at the Zurich Classic. The duo, comprising of Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele, put on a showstopping performance in the second round of the Foursomes, carding an impressive 63 to break yet another record. This achievement has paved the way for the duo to advance to the weekend rounds and cement their place in golfing history. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at Team Cantlay/Schauffele’s incredible feat and what it means for their prospects in the tournament.


On Friday, Schauffele and Cantlay’s game came with a greater sense of urgency than they had felt during their wire-to-wire win the year before. They both felt that their first rounds were “anomaly” as they had a lot of work to do. It is uncommon for best ball to incur many bogeys, especially from top-5 players like Schauffele and Cantlay who came into the game with great form. They bogeyed three holes on Thursday, the most in the field, and were 1-over for their round on the 7th tee. The duo shared a “painful chuckle” before proceeding to birdie six of their next seven holes, finishing with a 5-under round, six shots behind the leaders, and tied for 56th place.

It is interesting how even the best players sometimes struggle and have off-days. Schauffele and Cantlay’s experience on Thursday serves as a reminder that even the most skilled players can battle through hard times and come back strong. Despite their initial struggles, the pair managed to bounce back and produce strong shots, ultimately ending up with an impressive score. This sort of determination and grit is a necessary trait in any successful athlete, and it is clear that Schauffele and Cantlay possess it.


As Team Cantlay/Schauffele continue to dominate on the course, we can’t help but wonder what other records they will shatter in the future. With their impressive second-round 63 in Foursomes at the Zurich Classic, it’s clear that these two players have a special chemistry and talent that sets them apart from the rest. We can’t wait to see what else is in store for this unstoppable duo in the world of golf. So, stay tuned and keep your eyes on team Cantlay/Schauffele for more exciting moments and unforgettable victories in the PGA TOUR.

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