The CJ Cup Byron Nelson returns on May 1 to TPC Craig Ranch near Dallas. The event blends competitive golf with philanthropy, featuring a 156-player field on the 7,468-yard, par-72 layout while raising millions for the Momentous Institute. But PGA Tour made a last-minute announcement that shook things up.

The top-ranked Scheffler outshined fellow hometown star Jordan Spieth with the former Texas Longhorns paired together along with Si Woo Kim, a South Korean who also calls Dallas home and was showcased in an event sponsored by CJ Group, a conglomerate based in his home country.

Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler fired a 10-under-par 61 on Thursday, his lowest round of the year, to seize a two-stroke lead at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson tournament.Two-time Masters champion Scheffler, who struggled with a hand injury early this season,