Scottie Scheffler, the world No. 1, is among the players near the top of the leaderboard at the US PGA Championship after opening-round action at Aronimink Golf Club. Multiple outlets describe Aronimink as difficult and capable of stalling even high-level performances from the world’s best golfers. Despite the course’s challenge, Scheffler records a 3-under-par 67 and finishes within a small leading group. One report notes Scheffler joins a seven-way tie for the lead, while another characterizes him as holding or sharing the lead as other contenders struggle and few players are able to find consistency. The coverage emphasizes that Aronimink sets the tone for the week, forcing players to adapt to demanding conditions and punishing mistakes. Overall, the articles portray a tightly contested start led by Scheffler, with the course limiting scoring for many of the field while a handful remain in contention after the first round.