
Scottie Scheffler is never out of it.
The world No. 1 entered the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am nine back of the lead. But he began his day looking more like the generational talent he is: a birdie on the first, an eagle on the second and a birdie on the third. Then, a 27-footer for eagle on No. 6 and a birdie afterward to be 7 under through seven holes. Still, with a bogey on No. 8, he made the turn at 6 under.