OWINGS MILLS, Md. AP - Robert MacIntyre could only applaud from the scoring room when J.J. Spaun wrapped up the U.S. Open with his epic putt at Oakmont two months ago.
When Scottie Scheffler sank an even longer chip Sunday to take control of the BMW Championship, MacIntyre at least had a chance to answer back on the course - but by then, a tournament that had been slipping away from the Scot all day was almost gone.
"When he's pitched that in on 17 and then he's hit the perfect tee shot on 18, it's pretty much game over just then," MacIntyre said.