The top Scottie Scheffler shrugged with a six-hour storm delay to submerge eight-under a couple 63 and seize command in the second round of Friday from the tournament CJU CUP BYRON NELSON.

The double master champion was 18-under 124 after completing the second round without Bogey at the TPC Craig ranch in McKinney, Texas, near Dallas.

“I feel good. I had two more beautiful days. We’ll see how the results are shaking because more people come in,” Scheffler said. “Overall, very pleased as I played. Yes, pretty good. Go home, get some rest and get ready for tomorrow.”

In his final Mestup for the PGA Championship in two weeks, the 28-year-old American delivered the best number of 36 holes of his PGA tour and set the records of 36 holes.

“We travel to golf in which you have to make some birds and the conditions have changed a good amount” Scheffler said.

“With a huge rain late, it was also a challenge. Return and play in a little wind and some beautiful wet concepts, but as a whole, it is great to play at home.

“This tournament means a lot to me and nice to play and good golf. I feel like my trend is playing in the right direction.”

Scheffler said he passed the time during the delay of six hours and 15 minutes by sharing stories with other players and exploiting the dining of the player, then addressed wet terms.

“The golf course was quite wet, but overall I think she recovered a beautifully”, “ Scheffler said. “I thought the golf course kept beautiful. Green were pretty good.”

American Sam Stevens birds four of the last six shooting holes 65 and stood on another 130. American Ricky Castillo It was 11-below 14 holes. Venezuelan Jhonattan Vegas It was 10 below 69, but Scheffler was the man he beat.

“I had good experiences that played with water and I will definitely rely on those as weekend shapes,” Scheffler said.

“Lots of golf remained. I had two solid days. Two more of them, and I should be in a good place.”

Scheffler, looking for his first victory in the year after he won nine times last year, fired the season-low 61 on Thursday in the first round for two-stroke leadership.

Scheffler, who began early Friday on the back nine, lowered his second shot in a couple-five 18. Hole only within 10 feet from the flag to kill a two-stroke role in a snapshot with 12-floor.

A moment later, the storm hit and lightning stopped playing before Scheffler could start his second nine half-past. Some will not be tested until Saturday.

Almost an inch rain fell before the reproduction continued, bringing a total of about four inches in the last three days.

“Stay focused, make”

Scheffler did not have a sign of trouble after the delay, sinking bird punt from just less than 14 feet in the first hole and another from just nine feet in the other.

On a couple-five-fifth and couple-four sixth, Scheffler inserted inches from the hole and inserted every time the bird reached the 16-below and expired his supply in six moves.

Scheffler followed 12 feet birds in a couple-three seventh and concluded his marathon day by blending from the bunker on a couple-five ninth and sunk a bird.

“I’m going to the weekend, I’ll just do my best to stay focused, do” Scheffler said. “I put myself in a good position last two days.”