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Scottie Scheffler admits how he really feels after shooting 72 on day one at the US Open

Scottie Scheffler opens US Open with a 72, reveals his true feelings and faces pressure to chase a career Grand Slam

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The brief

Scottie Scheffler posted a 72 on day one of the U.S. Open amid windy conditions, then publicly shared how he really feels about the round.

Coverage highlights his need to rebound in order to stay on track for a career Grand Slam, as noted by Golf Channel, while hitc.com reported a separate comment he made about fellow competitor Wyndham Clark after the second round. Future reports will likely focus on Scheffler’s performance in the upcoming rounds and any further statements about his pursuit of the Grand Slam, as well as additional reactions to his remarks about Clark.

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Quick answers

What score did Scottie Scheffler record on the first day of the U.S. Open?

He shot a 72 on day one.

What does coverage say about Scheffler’s goal for the tournament?

Golf Channel notes he needs a rebound to complete a career Grand Slam.

Which other player did Scheffler comment on after his second round?

He made a comment about Wyndham Clark, according to hitc.com.

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Scottie Scheffler U.S. Open Golf Wyndham Clark Grand Slam

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