Scottie Scheffler's Quest for British Open Glory

Leading the British Open after 54 holes, American golfer Scottie Scheffler is poised to claim victory, replicating his previous nine successes in similar positions. The world number one delivered a bogey-free round of 67 at the Royal Portrush, extending his lead to four shots and showcasing his remarkable composure.

Scheffler displayed the focus reminiscent of golf legend Tiger Woods, securing a crucial eagle at the seventh hole and recovering with essential par saves on the back nine. As his nearest competitor, China's Li Haotong matched his bogey count, Scheffler's edge remains steady.

Looking ahead to Sunday, Scheffler, who has consistently shone in major tournaments, remains resolute yet mindful of the competition. "Winning major championships is not easy," he acknowledged, but his simple strategy of focusing on every shot keeps him in contention for a memorable victory.

(With inputs from agencies.)