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Welcome to the Pat Mayo Experience, presented by Underdog Charles Schwab Challenge, research, picks in preview, recording this just after the conclusion of the

third round of the PGA championship.

Normally, I put this out a little bit earlier on Saturday, but I wanted to make sure that,

you know, if I had some thoughts about the PGA championship, not that I want to bore you

too much with those, because most people would be watching this after the conclusion of the PGA championship. It's just Scotty got those two breaks on the front nine and made full

advantage of everything. He hit the ball basically out of bounds or into the middle of the woods

popped out into the fairway. That was a fantastic break. And then the one they skimmed through the

bunker that ended up popping out. That was a fantastic break. And then boom one they skimmed through the bunker that ended up popping out,

that was a fantastic break, and then boom, once he had the opportunity to turn back into

number one, Scotty Sheffler, it's curtains for the day, enter Sunday with a three-stroke lead,

and he was actually just trying to think of who can catch him.

If Bryson had finished at minus 8 and didn't like to get wet so much

on 17, he could have been there to put in a charge because Bryson, the entire week, hasn't

stolen a single shot from the field. We saw Norin Steele probably five on the back nine alone

coming in. What performance by Norin, by the way, after missing, geez, half a year, maybe more with an injury,

he plays four competitive rounds, doesn't look very good, and boom, here he is. It helps when

you chip in and just one putt, every single green from any distance. Doesn't make a difference.

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