Sad news: Jason Day has filed for divorce from his wife of five years, Ellie Harvey. Golfers

Sad news: Jason Day has filed for divorce from his wife of five years, Ellie Harvey. “A historic win at the PGA Championship wasn’t enough to convince Xander Schauffele to drop out of school after that,” the golfer’s manager said in a statement. The California native finally won his first major title on Sunday, losing to Bryson DeChambeau, but every day seems to be a learning day for golf star Schauffele after he revealed he’s learning on the job at Valhalla Golf Club. After a fascinating victory in Kentukki, he talked about the podcast of “Sorry” and asked him about his playoffs on playoffs on the famous power striker Deschamba, and the new information is shown as follows. 。

When he thought about the results of the game, he was asked about the Sunday match -Showfle said, “Certainly,” “I didn’t know that, but the game -off is really complicated. These are three holes. »» The PGA championship likes to increase important television notes after the arrest of Scotty Shellfler. It was like a 30 -year -old teenager, following the control of a bird, Desham, marking the last hole and fueling his nose forward to recover the crown. Safele acknowledged that when the shot disappeared, all motives were beneficial for their opponents.

Play the room in the room. “In terms of certain pressure, Southftel explained that after his first major victory in the trophies, his won message from his coach has immediately returned to reality. It also reminded him that there’s always more to do. Schauffele remained in high spirits despite the criticism during the biggest moment of his career. “I was like, ‘Look at this, I’ve got to be a part of this,'” Schauffele said of his final putt read as he prepared to hit the shot. “And so I didn’tThe historic PGA Championship victory wasn’t enough to prompt Xander Schauffele to drop out of school afterward.

The California native finally won his first major title on Sunday after being pinned by Bryson DeChambeau’s putt, but every day seems to be a learning day after golf star Schauffele revealed he’s learning on the job at his club, Golf Valhalla. After his emotional win at Kentucky, when asked on the podcast “Pardon My Take” about his outlook for a five-man playoff with the famous forward, DeChambeau, it became clear that he wasn’t the only one with new information: “One hundred percent. Absolutely,” Schauffele said Sunday when asked if he was considering the playoff impact. “I wasn’t aware of it, but the playoffs are actually based on total score. It’s three holes.” TV ratings for the PGA Championship soared after Scotty Scheffler’s arrest. The 30-year-old was lucky to follow DeChambeau into the final hole with a birdie to maintain the lead and win the championship. And Schauffele admitted that had he not made the tying shot, all the momentum would have been in their favour, forcing a playoff that “just didn’t feel like it was supposed to be”. Speaking of pressure, Schauffele also described how an outrageous message from his coach after winning his first league championship brought him back to reality. It was also a quick reminder that there’s always more to do. Schauffele remained in high spirits despite the criticism during the most important moment of his career. “I said to myself, ‘Woolley, I have to speak up about this,'” Schauffele said, recalling reading the final blow while preparing for a photo shoot. “So that’s why I didn’t do it.”