Masters champion Scottie Scheffler emphasizes his unwavering determination to win despite acknowledging that golf will soon become less of a priority in his life. Scheffler clinched a four shots victory over Ludvig Aberg at Augusta National but his focus has shifted to his imminent role as a father as his wife is expecting their first child. While Scheffler remains committed to competing and winning, he recognizes the impending changes in his priorities with family taking precedence.
Despite this shift, his faith played a significant role in his victory. Scheffler recent success includes three wins in his last four tournaments including his second major title after the 2022 Masters. His caddie, Ted Scott praises Scheffler exceptional talent and describes him as “a different kind of special.” Meanwhile, Aberg, Scheffler closest competitor reflects on his journey in the game and his aspirations to become a major champion and reach the top rankings.
Despite a setback on the 11th hole, Aberg remains focused on his goals and acknowledges Scheffler influence as a competitor.
Modern pentathlon will undergo a significant transformation at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics as obstacle…
Malaysia claimed their first-ever men’s team gold at the Sea Table Tennis Championships in Bangkok,…
Andy Farrell, Ireland head coach is confident that 21-year-old fly-half Sam Prendergast is ready for…
Na-Rin An of South Korea holds a slim one-shot lead after the first round of…
Scotland will face Germany in the men's final at the European Curling Championships after a…
Neil Robertson will face world number one Judd Trump in the first round of the…