Scheffler, ranked No. 1 in the world for the 104th straight week, has a shot at history as he plays his pseudo-hometown PGA Tour event.

“Lost in the shuffle of Scottie Scheffler winning the PGA Championship, I failed to post this moment of Bennett Scheffler standing for the first time (I think),” posted Spectrum News 1's Mike Solarte. “Mom's reaction is so pure. Just adorable.”

Not long ago, the world's No. 1 player was putting terribly. But after switching to a mallet for a non-obvious reason, things turned around.

In the run-up to the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Scheffler was quizzed on the issue facing the future of golf, with LIV Golf creating a divisive landscape since its inception as a rival to the PGA Tour, luring many leading players in 2022.

And this year, the only thing Scottie Scheffler locked up at the PGA Championship was that giant Wanamaker Trophy. I’d like to imagine his former inmates listening to the call on the prison radio while banging the bars of their jail cell with cups in solidarity.

The quickest turnaround between any two majors this year occurs between the PGA Championship and 2025 U.S. Open. There are just three weeks before the world's top players will head to Oakmont Country Club for the 125th edition of the United States' national golf championship.

Scottie Scheffler is favored to knock off the third leg of his quest for the career grand slam at next month's U.S. Open. Fresh off claiming his first Wanamaker Trophy at the PGA Championship, which added to Scheffler's pair of Masters green jackets,