Scottie Scheffler’s Masters triumph has not diminished his hunger for victory, as he proved with a resounding victory at the RBC Heritage. Despite the emotional and physical drain of his Augusta National triumph, Scheffler displayed unwavering purpose, amassing a three-shot victory.
Scheffler’s dominance is reminiscent of the glory days of Tiger Woods. In his last five starts, he has claimed four titles and a runner-up finish, solidifying his position as the world’s number one golfer.
This victory marks another milestone in Scheffler’s remarkable run, extending his streak of consecutive rounds at par or better to 40. His dominance has made him the first player since Woods to achieve an average score of under 15.
While Monday’s final round was delayed by storms, Scheffler remained unfazed, maintaining his five-shot lead with three holes to play. He finished with a 3-under-par 68, securing his victory and extending his dominance in the sport.
