US EditionXander Schauffele makes a late push and extends his PGA Tour cut streak to 58 in a row
- Xander Schauffele improved his score to 4-over through 36 holes, making the cut at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
- It marked Schauffele's 58th consecutive cut made on the PGA Tour, the longest current streak since Tiger Woods' record of 142 cuts.
- Schauffele, returning from an eight-week injury layoff, faced challenges including back-to-back double bogeys, but rallied to recover his score.
- His caddie, Austin Kaiser, humorously noted that Schauffele would need four more years to match Woods' record, emphasizing the impressive nature of the streak.
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Xander Schauffele makes a late push and extends his PGA Tour cut streak to 58 in a row
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — After two months without competition, PGA and British Open champion Xander Schauffele set modest expectations at Bay Hill and achieved one of his goals at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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