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“I think mentally the last month or so has been as good as I’ve been in a long time and I think that is why I’m seeing some of the results. Just staying in it, doing the best I can - and I lot of that stuff is easier said than done".
"No rounds over par is great. I hate shooting over par. I can’t tell you how much I hate shooting over par!"
"It’s hard to put into words how special this is. It’s been a long week, a grind of a week. The golf course was so challenging. To be sitting here wearing this jacket again and be able to take it home is extremely special."
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"I definitely will enjoy the birth of my first child, and my priorities will change very soon, so golf will be fourth in line.
“But I still love competing. I don’t plan on taking my eye off the ball anytime soon."
"I feel like I’m playing really good golf right now. I feel like I’m in control of my emotions as I’ve ever been, which is a good place to be in."
"I feel like I’m maturing as a person on the golf course, which is a good place to be."
"I love winning. I hate losing, I really do."
"I did my best to stay calm out there. I tried to stay patient on the course and was able to make some key shots today to keep my round going. Ludvig played great today, he made a good move at me there on the back-nine and I was fortunate enough to hold him off there towards the end. I hadn't hit many good iron shots - they weren't really ending up where they were supposed to. I had that bogey on seven and a nice birdie putt on eight, but going into nine it was nice to get that feeling of hitting a really well-struck shot. It set me up for a really strong back-nine."
"I never expected to be sitting where I am now. You know, you don’t expect things to come to you in this life. You just do the best that you can and with the hand you’re dealt and just go from there."
"This morning was a totally different story. I cried like a baby this morning. I was so stressed out. I didn’t know what to do. I was sitting there telling Meredith, I don’t think I’m ready for this. I’m not ready, I don’t feel like I’m ready for this kind of stuff, and I just felt overwhelmed."
"My identity isn’t a golf score. Like Meredith told me this morning, if you win this golf tournament today, if you lose this golf tournament by 10 shots, if you never win another golf tournament again she goes, I’m still going to love you, you’re still going to be the same person, Jesus loves you and nothing changes."
"I have a great wife, and if I started taking my trophies and putting them all over the house and walking in all big-time, I think she would smack me on the side of the head and tell me to get over myself pretty quickly."
"I believe in myself and the work that I've put in, and I trust my game."
"I've always had a lot of self-belief. I know what I'm capable of, and I believe in my abilities."
"I did my best to stay calm out there. I tried to stay patient on the course."
"It’s a very very special time for both of us. I can’t put into words (what it means) to win this tournament again. I really can’t put into words what it’ll mean to become a father for the first time."
“I think when I'm playing my best, sometimes it feels like I'm competing against myself a little bit out there, trying to keep pushing and stay as focused as I can. I felt like the back nine Sunday last week was an example of that where I was just trying to keep pushing forward, pushing forward because the golf course is so challenging, anything can happen, and I wanted to build myself up a cushion.”
"I went home in the off-season, tested them out, and I saw that I was able to hit more shots with them. I was able to flatten out the flight a little bit more if I wanted to hit it low or hit it through the wind. And when I wanted to hit it higher, I could do that, as well."
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“I didn’t show up here just to have some sort of ceremony and have people tell me congratulations. I came here with a purpose".
“Coming off the high last week to going into here, not really with a ton of energy, not really with a ton of prep work,” Scheffler said. “I think it’s underrated how difficult it is to do the stuff that Tiger was doing, and win like every single week. It takes a lot out of you emotionally and physically, especially major championships.”
“It does not get boring. I think hitting a really well-struck golf shot close to the pin is like an addicting feeling. That’s what keeps everybody coming back. Golf is a game that drives people nuts and then all of a sudden you hit this great shot and it feels wonderful and flies right up there by the pin and it just gives everybody hope. Sometimes that’s how I feel out there. I love the feeling of a well-struck golf shot".
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(See below for Bio.)
Scottie Scheffler – Biography
Scottie Scheffler, born Scott Alexander Scheffler on June 21, 1996, in Ridgewood, New Jersey, is an American professional golfer on the PGA Tour. He grew up as the only boy among four siblings, with three sisters—Callie, Molly, and Sara—who played an important role in shaping his competitive spirit and sense of family support. From a young age, Scottie showed an extraordinary aptitude for golf, spending countless hours practicing at local courses and refining his technique under the guidance of dedicated coaches. His early exposure to both structured training and self-directed practice instilled a foundation of discipline, patience, and determination that would define his career.
After turning professional in 2018, Scheffler quickly made his mark on the golf world, combining precision, consistency, and composure under pressure. In the years since, he has accumulated an impressive 12 professional wins, including nine PGA Tour victories, three European Tour titles, two Korn Ferry Tour wins, and one additional professional triumph. His rapid rise in competitive golf was fueled not only by his physical talent but also by his meticulous preparation, mental resilience, and unwavering focus on long-term goals.
Scheffler first achieved the number one ranking in the Official World Golf Ranking in March 2022, a position he has maintained for over 80 weeks. Among his most notable victories are the 2022 and 2024 Masters Tournament titles, where his ability to remain composed under the immense pressure of Augusta National distinguished him from his peers. In these tournaments, Scheffler demonstrated a rare combination of technical precision, strategic decision-making, and the capacity to elevate his performance when the stakes were highest.
The 2024 Paris Olympics marked a career-defining moment for Scheffler. He captured the gold medal in men’s golf with a final round of 62, including an astonishing back nine of 29, overcoming a four-shot deficit to surge ahead of the field. His emotional reaction on the podium, tears flowing during the national anthem, reflected the culmination of years of hard work, mental preparation, and resilience. This victory added to a stellar 2024 season that also saw him win his second Masters title and solidify his position as one of the elite golfers in the world.
Throughout his career, Scheffler has received numerous accolades recognizing both his skill and consistency, including PGA Tour Rookie of the Year for 2019–20, PGA Tour Player of the Year for 2021–22 and 2022–23, PGA Tour money list winner for 2021–22 and 2022–23, the Byron Nelson Award for 2022–23, the Vardon Trophy for 2023, and the Best Golfer ESPY Award in 2023. Each of these awards reflects his ability to perform at the highest level across different courses, conditions, and competitive pressures, showcasing both technical mastery and mental fortitude.
Scheffler’s game is defined by precision, adaptability, and strategic thinking. He approaches every round with careful planning, balancing risk and reward while maintaining composure through the inevitable fluctuations of tournament play. His ability to recover from setbacks, stay focused during critical putts, and execute under pressure has made him one of the most formidable competitors in professional golf. Beyond his physical skill, his work ethic, preparation, and commitment to continuous improvement have been key drivers of his success.
Mental Strength
Scottie Scheffler’s achievements are as much a product of his mental mastery as his physical talent. He has developed an extraordinary ability to stay present and focused in high-pressure situations, transforming potential stress into performance. His resilience allows him to overcome challenging holes or rounds without losing confidence, while his strategic mindset ensures he makes intelligent decisions even under intense scrutiny. Visualization, disciplined practice routines, and an unshakeable belief in his preparation have enabled Scheffler to perform consistently at the highest level, making him a model of mental toughness for aspiring golfers and athletes across all sports.
Conclusion
From his early days in New Jersey to global stardom as a multiple major champion, Scottie Scheffler’s journey reflects dedication, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. His combination of technical skill, strategic acumen, and mental fortitude has earned him a place among the elite golfers of his generation. Scheffler continues to inspire with his focus, determination, and ability to thrive under pressure, leaving a lasting legacy on the sport of golf.
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