PGA Championship: Stephen Curry’s 2-word Message To Xander Schauffele After 1st Career Major

   

Amid the NBA playoff frenzy, the golfing stars have been sharing the limelight for the last few days. Especially today, 30-year-old Xander Schuaffele hijacked the US sports fans’ attention for a brief moment with his first major win. One of those fans was Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry. The second-best golfer in the NBA world sent out a special two-word appreciation after Schuaffele’s first PGA Championship. Of course, Michael Jordan takes the first spot.

Curry took to his Instagram stories and shared a hype reel of Xander Schauffele and wrote, “Major Champ,” with a raising hands emoji. The golfing star engaged in a tense final round, which could have been anyone’s game. The rising star went against 9 players with strokes to take the lead and eventually, he came out on top.

The Californian golfer had an emotional win at the US PGA Championship. Following the game, he said, “I was emotional after the putt lipped in… It’s been a while since I’ve won – I really did not want to go into a play-off with Bryson.” 

Even though 9 golfers had their hands on the championship, it came down to two players at the end, Xander Schauffele and Bryson DeChambeau. The last stroke was against DeChambeau and the world No.3 golfer held his nerve and made the crucial stroke. He also hilariously added how his dad made him cry. Schauffele said, “My dad is in Hawaii and I managed to call him but I had to hang up quickly because he was making me cry.”

Stephen Curry, on the other hand, who has a long off-season ahead, hinted at his golfing expedition with his IG story. The NBA world might see plenty of Steph in golfing attire for the next few months.