Sam Burns didn’t pay too much attention to the leader board during his round on Sunday. He started the day seven shots back and teed off 85 minutes before the final group, which featured the world’s top-ranked golfer, Scottie Scheffler, holding a two-shot lead in the Charles Schwab Challenge.
“I mean, the way the guy is playing right now, who would have ever thought that you’d have a chance seven back?” Burns said.
Well, courtesy of windy conditions that wreaked havoc on everyone throughout the afternoon at Colonial Country Club, Burns put himself in position by throwing up a low number early in the day.
