The 2022 Charles Schwab Challenge is currently underway at the Colonial Country Club in Texas. After round two, there is a three-way tie with Scottie Scheffler, Beau Hossler, and Scott Stallings leading the event. However, we are seeing players wearing ribbons while competing. 

Players are wearing these ribbons in honor of the 21 victims who lost their lives on Monday at a school in Uvalde, Texas. The PGA Tour decided to set up an area where players can pick ribbons to put on their hats, shirts, or wherever they like. 

We also saw ‘L, L, L, L’ written on gloves and yardage books. Moreover, this was Robb Elementary School’s mission, which means “Live, Learn, Love, Lead.” Furthermore, this incident has caused deep pain in the hearts of each man and woman, and we pray for everyone who has been a victim of this unfortunate incident. 

Moreover, PGA Tour has always shown respect whenever any unfortunate incidents take place in the country. Like, for example, they wore ribbons after a legendary golf journalist Tom Rosaforte passed away in January.  

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Three-way tie at the 2022 Charles Schwab Challenge 

The 2022 Charles Schwab Challenge began a week after the 2022 PGA Championship. Moreover, after round two, we have three golfers tied at the top with a score of -9. Scott Stallings carded 64 in the second round and reached the top. Furthermore, both Beau Hossler and Scottie Scheffler carded 65 and retained their top spot. 

However, prominent golfers like Justin Thomas, Billy Horschel, and Gary Woodland have missed the cut. Justin, who won the 2022 PGA Championship from a seven-stroke deficit, struggled to get going this week. But this is understandable, as sometimes fatigue takes over a player after going through so much pressure the previous week at Southern Hills. 

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Therefore, going into the weekend, we are all set for an exciting final two rounds of golf.

So who do you think will win the 2022 Charles Schwab Challenge this week? Do let us know in the comments section below.