If Scottie Scheffler's second-round 62 at the Houston Open wasn't enough to worry his peers, how he evaluated his performance certainly should be.

Scottie Scheffler opened with two straight birdies and was on his way Friday in the Houston Open, tying the Memorial Park record with an 8-under 62 for a one-shot lead when the second round was halted by darkness after a two-hour storm delay Friday.

Min Woo Lee chipped in for birdie to take the lead and then left Scottie Scheffler and everyone else in his wake Saturday with a 7-under 63, giving him a four-shot lead in the Houston Open as the Australian closes in on his first PGA Tour victory.

Australia's Min Woo Lee claimed his first PGA Tour win with victory at the Houston Open in a dramatic finish. Lee was leading by three shots on 21 under from Scottie Scheffler and Gary Woodland when he put his tee shot into the water at the par-five 16th and carded a bogey.

Min Woo Lee turned a bunched leaderboard into big separation, shooting a 63 to take a four-shot lead Saturday at the Houston Open.

Australia's Min Woo Lee held off a final day charge from world number one Scottie Scheffler to clinch his first PGA Tour title on Sunday with a one-shot victory at the Houston Open.Lee, who has won four times on the European and Asian tours,

The Golf Central crew analyzes Scottie Scheffler's performance during the third round of the Houston Open and how he's going into "chaser mode" for the final round of the tournament.

Three late birdies squeezed Rory McIlroy inside the cut line as Scottie Scheffler tied the course record to take the lead at the Houston Open. McIlroy was outside the cut before three successive birdies from the 16th lifted him to four-under-par on a day disrupted by thunderstorms.

World number one Scottie Scheffler hits a course record 62 to lead the Houston Open by one shot after the second round, with Rory McIlroy seven shots back.