Scottie Scheffler will return to Augusta National as Masters Champion for a second time as he headlines the field for the first golf major of the year. The Masters ushers in the start of the elite

Scottie Scheffler has hurtled past Rory McIlroy in weeks spent as world No.1 but the American is still well off Tiger Woods’ all-time record. Scheffler has established himself as the man to beat in the world of golf and spent the entirety of 2024 top of the world rankings.

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There are some Tiger Woods records which simply beggar belief. And as Scottie Scheffler passes Rory McIlroy in weeks spent at world number one during his career, it is yet another reminder that

The PGA Tour's Player Impact Program has been scrapped, but not before huge bonuses were paid out - with Tiger Woods and Scottie Scheffler among the biggest winners

Scottie Scheffler has surpassed Roy McIlroy for most weeks as the world No. 1 in golf. He still has a long way to go to set the record held by Tiger Woods, who has spent an astonishing 683 weeks.

Scottie Scheffler hopes to begin his PGA Tour season at the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, but he is still is not confirming his place in the field for the second signature event of the year. Sidelined the first month of the season due a right hand injury and subsequent surgery,

Scottie Scheffler surpassed Rory McIlroy on the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) after spending 123 weeks ranked number one in the world. However, he still lags behind legendary golfer Tiger Woods.

Scottie Scheffler has insisted that he will not rush his return after suffering a bizarre injury while making pasta on Christmas Day. Scheffler punctured the palm of his hand while crafting homemade ravioli over the holiday period and required surgery to remove glass shards.

Scheffler, the world No. 1, underwent surgery on his right hand after a Christmas Day accident and hasn't competed since December.

Amidst the start of the 2025 golf season, which is already rife with storylines and discord, Netflix announced today the popular golf docuseries Full Swing will premiere its third season on the platform on Tuesday, Feb. 25.