News about Scott Stallings

On the second day of The Masters, Brooks Koepka blazed ahead of the pack to a brief solo lead. Koepka, who now works on the LIV Golf circuit, carded a bogey-free second round, giving himself a three-shot advantage over Jon Rahm, the chasing pack's average is nine under par. Despite this, amateur golfer Sam Bennet, who shot his way to a stunning four-under par 68 on day two to place third in the standings at -8, tells the tale of the day.

As Matt Fitzpatrick and Jon Rahm lost their first attempt to win the Masters, a buoyant Rory McIlroy turned one eye toward his next attempt to win the Masters, while Mark Rose and Jon Rahm suffered with opening-day losses in the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play. Fitzpatrick is the top seed in group 11 at Austin Country Club, but the US Open champion had no answer to JJ Spaun's superb run to a 5&3 victory. And the world No. 1 is the world No. 1. Rahm squandered a 2&1 lead against Rickie Fowler, losing 2&1 after McIlroy led from start to finish to defeat Scott Stallings 3&1.

Scott Stallings, a PGA golfer, received a welcome message from none other than Scott Stallings on Twitter this week. The professional golfer's invitation was sent to an amateur golfer with the same name as a result of some apparent confusion. 'Hi Scott,' read a direct message sent to the PGA Tour participant.' My name is Scott Stallings, and I'm from Georgia, and my wife's name is Jennifer.' I received a FedEx from the Masters today, inviting me to participate in the Master's (sic) Tournament, which will take place April 6-9, 2023. I am [100 percent] positive this is not for me. I play but wow! I'm not sure (sic) at your height.'

Patrick Cantlay defended his title at the BMW Championship on Sunday, becoming the first player to successfully defend a FedEx Cup playoffs tournament. The 30-year-old shot birdie at the 17th hole at Wilmington Country Club on Saturday to win by a single shot over Scott Stallings. Cantlay won the FedEx Cup at the Tour Championship the following week after winning the same event last year at Caves Valley.

Patrick Cantlay shot a six-under-par 65 on Saturday to jump to the top of the leaderboard and carry a one-shot lead into the final round of the BMW Championship at Wilmington Country Club. Cantlay, who is tagging the best score of the day with three others, shoots at 12-under-201 after 54 holes. After being tied for second one-shot back in the third round, Scott Stallings and Xander Schauffele are tied for second one-shot back. At ten under, two shots behind, Scottie Scheffler (68), and second-round leader Adam Scott (69) are tied for fourth.