If the FedEx Cup Playoffs were a 216 hole aggregate event ... Sam Burns would have won it all!

Scottie in the last 32 months. • 65 starts • 15 wins* • 2 majors • 2 Players • 45 top 10s • 3 missed cuts • Over 2.75 SG/round • 103 weeks as world No. 1 • Nearly $125 million in total PGA Tour money *14 OWGR and 14 PGA Tour but somehow 15 total.

Adam Scott on Scottie Scheffler: "I think it is on par with those great years of Tiger's. I think it's very hard today for anyone to separate themselves as much as Scottie has. I don't think we've seen that in a long time. I think it's harder to do it today."

Morikawa: "I knew that was kind of the goal for the week, right, to come out on top on this kind of fake leaderboard and see how things played out." 😂😂😂

JT on Scottie: "I just think how well he plays when he's the guy to beat every single week. I don't think people understand how hard that is to do, when you're expected to win, when you're the favorite to win, when every single thing you're doing is being looked at, good and bad,

Scottie Scheffler just completed one of the greatest seasons in modern golf history. But how did he reach this new level? The answer is pretty simple. Let me explain 🧵

Total earnings (including FedEx Cup and Comcast Business money) from the top 10 in each category on the PGA Tour this year. SG driving: $118M SG approach: $131M SG around the green: $64M SG tee to green: $172M SG putting: $49M • Scottie was top three in driving, approach

Scottie put together Hideki Matsuyama's entire career between March 1 and September 1. 😳

Good on Wheatie for sharing this with conviction and clarity. Worth your time! 👇

Jim Furyk's six picks. Burns Finau Henley Bradley Harman Homa Snubs (if they can even be called that) JT Kirk Bhatia Horschel

Homa and Harman over JT is pretty interesting. JT is 5th among eligible Americans in SG over the last 12 months.

Total worldwide individual wins since Jan. 1. Scottie Scheffler: 8 A group of ... Xander Schauffele Rory McIlroy Jon Rahm Bryson DeChambeau Brooks Koepka Ludvig Aberg Russell Henley Adam Scott Patrick Cantlay Sam Burns Tony Finau Justin Thomas Sahith Theegala Jordan Spieth

Here are some blind strokes gained rankings among eligible Americans for this year's Presidents Cup. Player 1 Last 3 months: 16th Last 6 months: 13th Last 12 months: 5th Player 2 Last 3 months: 63rd (!!) Last 6 months: 34th Last 12 months: 18th Guess which one got picked.

Is Scottie Scheffler starting to have a "Tiger Effect" on the rest of his competition? Andy Johnson, Joseph LaMagna & Kyle Porter review the 2024 PGA Tour season and look ahead to 2025 on the latest Fried Egg Golf Podcast.

Top is JT. Bottom is Homa. I don't really understand the pick. If you're taking Homa for his leadership, intangibles and energy, I'm for that. Those are all good reasons to take a player to a team event, reasons I have used to advocate for various players in the past. It's

This by Michael Rosenberg on the PGA Tour power struggle is really good. si.com/golf/rory-mcil…