Scottie Scheffler faced a challenging second round at The Memorial Tournament, managing to finish at one-over par despite a rocky start that included three consecutive bogeys on the front nine. The world number one showed resilience by making three birdies in his final six holes, maintaining his position in the tournament. Scheffler's frustration was evident, particularly after a confrontation with his caddie, Ted Scott, regarding wind direction on the 16th hole. After the round, he reflected on the importance of patience at Muirfield Village, stating that hitting the ball in the right spots is crucial for success. He acknowledged the difficult wind conditions, noting that while he struggled with his shots, he managed to keep himself in the tournament. Scheffler's determination was clear as he remarked, 'I may be a lot of things, but a quitter is not one of them.' His performance highlights the challenges faced by golfers in tough conditions.