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Unbelievable Exit: Golfer Quits Mid-Round While Beating Scottie Scheffler!


Harris English Sets Early Pace at PGA Championship Before Catching His Flight Harris English surged into the spotlight at the PGA Championship with a stellar final round at Quail Hollow, setting the clubhouse lead—before promptly heading for the airport. The American fired an impressive six-under-par 65 on the last day, catapulting himself up the leaderboard and momentarily taking charge of the tournament. Despite his strong finish, English didn’t stick around to see how things would unfold, leaving the likes of Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, and Bryson DeChambeau to battle it out on the remaining holes. Finishing early in the day, the 35-year-old remained committed to his original travel plans. “I’ve got a 5 p.m. flight,” English told reporters. “There are a couple of people who wouldn’t be too thrilled if I missed it.” Reflecting on the conditions at Quail Hollow, English noted that the back nine offered prime opportunities for low scores. He anticipated Scheffler, the 54-hole leader, would maintain his advantage. “There’s a good stretch for birdies on the back, starting with 10 and 12,” English said. “You can really go low out there. And with the world No. 1 even through three, I don’t expect him to drop many shots.” He added with a smile, “I’ll be catching my flight—but we can always turn it around if needed.” As it turned out, there was no need. Scheffler’s steady round of 71 left him five shots clear, with English finishing in a tie for second alongside Bryson DeChambeau and Davis Riley. English’s performance was a strong statement, particularly after a stretch of five missed major cuts leading into this week. His resurgence has been fueled by steady progress and renewed confidence in his game.



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