Scottie Scheffler speaks out after matching course record with stunning 61 at St Jude Championship

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Scottie Scheffler speaks out after matching course record with stunning 61 at St Jude Championship.

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Scottie Scheffler hailed a "dream start" after equalling the course record with a sensational nine-under-par 61 at the St Jude Championship.The world No 1 produced another reminder of his dominance in Memphis on Friday, moving three shots clear of the field at the halfway stage of the opening FedEx Cup play-off event.Scheffler began the second round at TPC Southwind in devastating fashion, reeling off five consecutive birdies to immediately surge up the leaderboard.And the American admitted afterwards that even he struggled to recall making such a blistering start during his PGA Tour career.

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I couldn't tell you a time where I've been lower early in the round," Scheffler said.His remarkable opening salvo proved to be merely the beginning.Scheffler added another six birdies during his round, with bogeys at the eighth and 12th the only setbacks as he...

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A: Scottie Scheffler speaks out after matching course record with stunning 61 at St Jude Championship.

B: Scottie Scheffler hailed a "dream start" after equalling the course record with a sensational nine-under-par 61 at the St Jude Championship.The world No 1 produced another reminder of his dominance in Memphis on Friday, moving three shots clear of the field at the halfway stage of the opening FedEx Cup play-off event.Scheffler began the second round at TPC Southwind in devastating fashion, reeling off five consecutive birdies to immediately surge up the leaderboard.And the American admitted afterwards that even he struggled to recall making such a blistering start during his PGA Tour career.