Scottie Scheffler focuses on fundamentals after slow start at US Open

Following his opening round at the US Open on June 22, Scottie Scheffler concentrated on refining his hand positioning. Although he started at Shinnecock Hills tied for fourth, his performance declined, ultimately finishing even par and four shots behind the leader, Wyndham Clark. Despite frustrating moments during practice, Scheffler managed to break par on subsequent days. He made crucial mistakes on the final day, including bogeys on the first and seventh holes, which hindered his ability to challenge for the title.

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