Live Coverage: Charles Schwab Challenge - Tee Times, Competitor List, Leaderboard, and Streaming Details as Tommy Fleetwood Threatens to Overtake Front-Runners
In the ongoing 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge, Matthias Schmid and Benjamin Griffin are currently in the lead after two riveting rounds at the prestigious event held at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. The tournament, which is a par 70 and spans a total of 7,289 yards, kicked off on Thursday, May 22, and will conclude on Sunday, May 25.
Only ten shots separate Schmid and Griffin, who are currently tied at 10-under par, from the world number one, Scottie Scheffler. Scheffler, who clinched the PGA Championship late last year, has struggled to find his form on the Texas course, sitting 10 strokes behind the leaders at this point.
Last season, Scheffler narrowly missed out on victory at the same event, finishing second to eventual champion Davis Riley. This time around, he is part of a competitive pack that includes Hideki Matsuyama, Maverick McNealy, and Tommy Fleetwood, all aiming to claim their first win in the USA.
As the tournament moves into the weekend, the chase for victory is heating up, with Schmid, Griffin, and the rest of the field looking to build on their strong performances over the first two days. The Charles Schwab Challenge is a high-stakes event with a prize fund of $9.5 million, making each shot, each putt, and every round crucial for the contenders.
You can catch all the action from the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge, live on talkSPORT 2, with play set to begin at 2pm UK time over the weekend. To tune in via the talkSPORT website, click HERE for the live stream, or listen via the app, DAB digital radio, smart speaker, or 1089 or 1053 AM. Sky Sports will also be providing live coverage of the event.
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Co-leaders Schmid and Griffin expressed their satisfaction with their performances in the second round. Schmid noted, "I would say it was just a very solid round of golf. I started off hot. Had a couple of good breaks on the rough. I gauged the distance right, and I mean, I just played quality golf from there on, I would say." Griffin added, "It was good to get a win a few weeks ago. It was nice to be in the top 10 at the PGA Championship last week. Yeah, I feel like I've put in a lot of work, especially in the gym this year, training really hard, trying to gain some speed, stay healthy and feel good out there and feel strong."
In the upcoming rounds of the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge, Schmid and Griffin, who are currently tied for the lead, might consider improving their golf skills on the par 70 course, as they are only ten shots behind world number one Scottie Scheffler. On the other hand, Scheffler, who struggled at the Texas course, might look to draw inspiration from his close call at the same event last season and aim for a competitive transfer in the remaining rounds to potentially claim victory.
