Schauffele: 'Hack of group' after 67 at CIMB

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Schauffele: 'Hack of group' after 67 at CIMB

Shooting 67 will give you a leg up most weeks on the PGA Tour, but Saturday at the CIMB Classic it meant Xander Schauffele was bringing up the rear.The reigning Rookie of the Year started the day one shot back at TPC Kuala Lumpur, but playing alongside Pat Perez and Sung Kang he ended up losing ground to Perez despite an effort that included four birdies and an eagle."Went up against a 64 and a 65 today," Schauffele told reporters. "So I was the hack of the group today, but happy with how I played."


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The 65 belonged to Kang, while the 64 came from Perez who now holds a four-shot lead over Schauffele and five over Kang. The trio will play together again during the final round, where Schauffele looks to win for the third time since July.Perez seemingly has a strong grip on the top spot, and Schauffele plans to do plenty of leaderboard watching in an effort to catch the 54-hole leader. But months removed from fighting for his Tour card, Schauffele isn't overly concerned with his position in Malaysia as he closes in on another hefty paycheck still with hopes of adding a new trophy to his fast-growing collection."It's fun. You would much rather have the group chasing forward up the leaderboard than kind of stagnant," Schauffele said. "So it's all good. You know, watching both those guys make putts is always a good thing visually for me."


At the halfway point in the CIMB Classic, Pat Perez and Xander Schauffele have a little cushion on the rest of the field. Perez leads the way at 13-under, while Schauffele is at 12-under and tops the betting odds at +175. A trio of golfers, Thomas Pieters, Sung Kang and Cameron Smith, are next in line at 9-under.
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Xander Schauffele (Usa) - Third round 67 (-5), Total 199 (-17) I went up against a 64 and a 65 today, so I was the hack of the group today, but happy with how I played. It's fun. You would much rather have the group chasing forward up the leaderboard than kind of stagnant. So it's all good.


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World No 18 Xander Schauffele is also back for another edition of the CIMB Classic after his impressive outing of a third place finish in his debut last year. The 24-year-old American is in impressive form, having played 26 events that saw two runner-up finish, two third places and six top-10 placings.
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Shooting 67 will give you a leg up most weeks on the PGA Tour, but Saturday at the CIMB Classic it meant Xander Schauffele was bringing up the rear. The reigning Rookie of the Year started the day one shot back at TPC Kuala Lumpur, but playing alongside Pat Perez and Sung Kang he ended […]
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"After the Presidents Cup I get a couple days off and reset the goals and then my dad, Jimmy (his caddie) and myself will go off to Malaysia again." Schauffele, whose mother is Taiwanese, will make his debut at the CIMB Classic, which forms part of the early 2017-18 PGA TOUR season, following a year which saw him win twice.
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