Today at Pebble Beach Golf Links, the world’s No.1 golfer finally described the events that led to the freak injury, which required surgery and forced him to miss two intended starts in the first month of the PGA Tour season.
During a media outing promoting the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Scheffler, the defending champion, joined remotely and said his recovery is going well.
Scottie Scheffler’s PGA Tour brethren could hardly stop him in 2024, but the start of his 2025 campaign is going to be delayed by an off-course accident that involved preparing Christmas dinner.
There was only one thing more predictable than Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy winning the Crypto.com Showdown yesterday in Las Vegas. And that would be that if the duo did win, Scottie wouldn’t understand what he just won.
In a statement released overnight, the association spelled out its plan for the matches next September at Bethpage Black, which includes a mix of money to be directed towards charities and, for the first time, money for players to do with what they want.
The tournament announced overnight that world No.1 and defending champion Scottie Scheffler leads the initial commitment list of 17 players while three spots in the 20-player field remain open for exemptions – one of which Woods filled a year ago.
After having the year he had, Schauffele had to wonder what it would take to unseat Scottie Scheffler. As player of the year, as world No.1, etc. Well, he was asked that exact question at this week’s Zozo Championship in Japan and he summed it up perfectly.Â
An 18-hole made-for-TV spectacle featuring Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau that was announced last month will take place on December 17 at Shadow Creek in Las Vegas, according to a press release.
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