Scottie Scheffler might have appeared seamless on the course during the third round of the PGA Championship, but he was soon stuttering and bumbling off it. The world No.1 was at his mercurial best at Quail Hollow on Saturday, shooting a 65 to leave him 11-under-par.

After finishing solo-fourth at the Masters in April, Scheffler entered the weekend two shots back of the leader Jhonnatan Vegas. He carded a bogey to start the round, which mimed a rollercoaster until his final five holes, which he played in 5-under to give him a 6-under round of 65 and a three-shot lead over Alex Noren.