ENGLEWOOD — The world’s most dominant athletes are turning inward, focusing on life beyond the game. From Nikola Jokic to Scottie Scheffler and the Denver Broncos, a new movement is reshaping the meaning of success in sports.
Scottie Scheffler has been crowned the champion golfer of the year after a commanding victory at the British Open, bringing him one step closer to achieving a career Grand Slam. This marks his second major title of the year, solidifying his dominance in the sport.
The USGA remains steadfast in its driver testing protocols, even as recent failures impact top golfers Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler. Despite these setbacks, the association has confirmed it will not release test results or alter its methods.
Scottie Scheffler has joined Tiger Woods as the only repeat winners at the prestigious Memorial Tournament. This remarkable achievement marks a significant milestone in Scheffler’s career and highlights his exceptional performance in the world of golf.
Scottie Scheffler continued his remarkable run by clinching his second consecutive Memorial tournament victory in Dublin, Ohio. His consistent dominance on the golf course is drawing attention and leaving even tournament hosts in awe.
Ben Griffin surged to an 11-under total at the Charles Schwab Challenge, shooting a remarkable 7-under 63 in the second round. He now leads by five shots over Rickie Fowler and leaves Scottie Scheffler ten shots behind.
Scottie Scheffler has captured his third major title with a stunning victory at the PGA Championship. This achievement marks a significant milestone in his golfing career and underscores his prowess in the sport.
As mud balls became a point of contention at the PGA Championship, Bryson DeChambeau voiced his disagreement with Scottie Scheffler’s critical remarks on the course conditions. The differing perspectives shed light on how professional golfers navigate challenges during major tournaments.
In an emotional return to golf, Scottie Scheffler cradled his year-old son Bennett as he matched the PGA 72-hole record in McKinney, Texas. After missing the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in 2024 for his son’s birth, Scheffler struggled to keep his emotions in check during a heartfelt TV interview.
Scottie Scheffler has taken a commanding lead at 18 under par through 36 holes at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, despite a lengthy weather delay at his hometown PGA Tour event. The Texas native padded his lead, showcasing resilience in the face of challenging conditions.
