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Scottie Scheffler sits in a tie for last place with Keegan Bradley at the 2026 Genesis Invitational. Scheffler was 5-over par through 10 holes when play was suspended due to darkness at Riviera Country Club on Thursday. It’s the third straight week the world’s top-ranked player struggled in his opening round.
Tour 'very confident' Genesis second round will finish Friday
With first-round play carrying over a day because of inclement weather, Todd Lewis says the PGA Tour is "very confident" Round 2 of the Genesis Invitational will be completed Friday.
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