Scottie Scheffler has rebounded impressively at the 2026 Travelers Championship, showcasing a return to form with a stellar 10-under 60 in the second round. After admitting to a lack of sharpness earlier in the season, Scheffler seized the opportunity at TPC River Highlands, finishing the day at 16 under and leading the tournament.

The second round began with a 30-minute delay due to overnight rain, which softened the course, allowing players like Scheffler to attack the pins. He started his round with a birdie-bogey-birdie sequence before catching fire with four straight birdies late in his front nine, finishing with a 30.

Scheffler's back nine featured another stretch of four consecutive birdies, bringing him to 10 under for the round. Approaching the 17th hole, he needed one birdie in the final two holes to break 60 for the second time in his career. However, after a rare miss from the fairway at 162 yards, he faced a challenging par putt, which he managed to make, keeping his 59 dreams alive.

On the 18th hole, Scheffler found himself in a bunker after missing his first fairway of the day. Despite the setback, he made a solid approach, landing 20 feet from the hole, but ultimately settled for a par, finishing with a 10-under 60. He humorously noted that Jim Furyk holds the record for breaking 60 twice on the PGA Tour, making it a bittersweet moment for him.

Throughout the day, Scheffler demonstrated improved putting, holing over 145 feet of putts compared to 95 feet in his first round of 64. After a strong start to the season with a victory at the American Express, Scheffler aims to end a 17-week winless drought. With his current form, he looks poised to convert his lead into a 21st PGA Tour victory this weekend, potentially reigniting a winning streak as the summer unfolds.