SPRINGFIELD, New Jersey (Reuters) - Henrik Stenson is showing no signs of letdown at the PGA Championship following his record-setting performance in winning the British Open two weeks ago and believes he can stay in the groove.
The big Swede, who shot a final-round 63 to outduel Phil Mickelson and win at Royal Troon with a record 20-under total for his first major, posted his second successive 67 at Baltusrol to finish three shots off the second-round lead.
"I think I'm a hard worker. I work a lot on my game, and I think when I get it in good order, I have been able to keep it going for quite some time and have some long stretches where I've been playing well," Stenson told reporters.