Scottie Scheffler's outfit during his PGA Championship practice round looked similar to another one he wore during last year's tournament.

Scottie Scheffler is the best player in the world, but there are parts of his game he’d switch with some of his fellow PGA Tour pros. If there’s a weakness in Scheffler’s game, it would be with the flatstick. Therefore, he’d swap that skill with one of his best friends on Tour.

In a notably concise interview, Gillis said he still hasn't decided what to do with the attention surrounding his arrest of Scheffler.

The 28-year-old golfer, despite the fact that most people call him the main star, is a person who always likes to learn more and expand his knowledge. On the last press, Scheffler stressed that there are many things he can learn from Jordan Spieth, a golfer who is also looking for a career Grand Slam.

When a coach stands behind their player, they take up less room, while also being able to see their players' swing and the shot itself. Scottie Scheffler's legendary coach, Randy Smith, spends plenty of time standing down the line,