On September 14th, Moving Day saw Scottie Scheffler dominate the Procore Championship while European Ryder Cup stars stumbled badly at the BMW PGA, completely flipping the script on pre-Ryder Cup form.PROCORE CHAMPIONSHIP: SCHEFFLER'S STATEMENTScottie Scheffler fired a flawless 8-under 64 in Napa, a statement performance that vaulted him into contention and injected a massive dose of confidence into the U.S. Ryder Cup camp just weeks before the event.Scheffler's bogey-free 64 was a masterclass in control, moving him to solo 3rd.The day's other star was amateur Jackson Koivun, whose "star making performance" has him in the final group on Sunday, sitting in solo second place.BMW PGA CHAMPIONSHIP: EUROPE'S ALARM BELLSAcross the pond at Wentworth, the narrative was one of stunning collapse. The idea of a razor-sharp Team Europe was shattered as leaders tumbled, raising serious questions about form and creating an opening for an unlikely winner.The chaos was defined by a "shocking twelve shot swing" from Hideki Matsuyama (64 to 76) and an equally "alarming" 4-over 76 from Justin Rose.The antidote to the chaos was Tyrrell Hatton, whose "fiery, brilliant" 8-under 64 provided a much-needed spark for the European side, rocketing him into solo 3rd.Quick HitsBen Griffin holds steady at -17 in Napa • Major red flags for Homa & Thomas • Quiet weeks for Rahm, Rory & Hovland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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