Scottie Scheffler has gotten used to winning. So much so that a 6-under round of 66 on Sunday to finish tied for third at the Genesis Invitational isn't quite good enough for the top-ranked player in the world.

Building back his form since returning from hand surgery, Scottie Scheffler felt a Sunday surge coming, but is still "trying to give myself a little bit of grace."

Scheffler’s bogey-free 67 was, per Justin Ray, just the seventh time in 40 years a golfer found five or fewer fairways at Torrey Pines South and shot that low. He hit at least three tee shots that missed so far they went behind the crowds and could enter the weekend playing the final group with leader Davis Thompson.