Scottie Scheffler looks for putting rebound on revamped greens at his hometown Byron Nelson

Scottie Scheffler is eager to test the difficulty of the revamped greens at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson a year after tying the PGA Tour’s 72-hole scoring record while winning his hometown event by eight shots.

Scottie Scheffler looks for putting rebound on revamped greens at his hometown Byron Nelson. Scottie Scheffler is eager to test the difficulty of the revamped greens at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson a year after tying the PGA Tour’s 72-hole scoring record while winning his hometown event by eight shots. The world’s top-ranked player doesn’t exactly have momentum on his side going into Thursday’s start at TPC Craig Ranch in suburban Dallas, given how putting kept him from making a run as the defending champion at the PGA Championship last week. “Overall, I feel like I’m in a good spot,” Scheffler said. “I’ve actually putted the best that I have in my career so far this year and just kind of get a reset, get on some new greens, work on my reads, make sure I’m checking all my fundamentals.” The Lanny Wadkins-led redesign of the par-71 layout, at a...