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Did one single round with Tiger Woods help turn Scottie Scheffler into the best player on earth? Scottie says that seeing Tiger’s focus and intensity while out of contention completely changed how he played golf. Tiger treated every shot like it was to win a major. That’s why he... show more

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Rick Golfs16 days ago

I mean, I’m fully focused on a golf shot maybe 1 out of 33 shots. So being focused every shot seems impossible.

Brock 💣16 days ago

Crazy to think that Scottie’s round with Tiger was the November 2020 Masters but his first win wasn’t until February 2022

Rick Golfs16 days ago

Took a year of practice to get to Tiger focus level

RK16 days ago

Watch Nicklaus. He doesn't just focus on the shot, everything other than the shot ceases to exist.

TW16 days ago

He's just saying that Tiger is a try hard.

Daily Divot16 days ago

Smart move. This is a great idea and can be used in life as well.

Carol Mitchell15 days ago

Treating every shot like it matters is such a powerful lesson.

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Chris Gotterup was asked how aware he was of Scottie Scheffler's position after the first round, and his answer was hilarious. "If I could bet on golf, I would have put a lot of money on him to come out and play good on Friday." Scottie finished T-3

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Darko on how much Scottie Barnes makes his and his teammates’ jobs easier: “I’ll tell you what, Scottie Barnes is the Defensive Player of the Year. Scottie is an All-Star. Scottie is going to be NBA Finals MVP one day. Scottie is going to be MVP of this league one day, and I’m calling that now. You can write down the date of when I said that.” “Scottie is not even close to where he’s going to be when he’s 27/28. There is so much that he’s improving week-by-week-by-week. The more he’s improving, the more he’s making my job easier.” “I’m really proud of the way he works. He really thinks about how to help the team, and how to win basketball games. That’s the only thing he has on his mind. Really proud of him.” ❤️

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Scottie Scheffler has been coached by Randy Smith basically his whole life. Randy knows his swing like the back of his hand. Scottie was fighting his swing a bit and Randy stepped in with this rotation helper drill at the PGA. I need a volunteer to do this for me every round. 😂 But seriously, has to be super comfortable for Scottie to have only one real coach. No changing things. No new swing ideas. Just keep being awesome.

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Scheffler played wonderful golf and dominated the last round of the tournament, he won by 4 shots over a PGA Tour player playing in his first ever major championship and 7 strokes over a group of Tour veterans. LIV Golf players Cam Smith and DeChambeau finished in a tie for 6th place, 9 shots back of the winner. The tournament was decided early in the final round, there were no back nine roars, and no one really threatened Scheffler’s lead. In the past when Tiger Woods had those dominant tournaments the TV ratings did not suffer. On the contrary, sometimes they increased. There are four factors for the drop in TV ratings: 1. The lack of charismatic players at the top of that leaderboard, starting with the eventual winner Scottie Scheffler and followed by a Tour rookie with a wonderful game but not much personality. Scheffler is playing the best golf in the world and is the undisputed world #1 but as we say in Spanish, he is a “huevo sin sal” (a boiled egg without salt), his game is awesome, but even with all the push from the golf establishment he doesn’t have the charisma or the “star power” of a Woods, McIlroy or DeChambeau to name a few. 2. All the analysts gave the tournament to Scheffler at the start of the week and once he had the solo lead after the third round it was over for the viewers. They had been hearing all week that Scheffler was going to win it, and the golf media did not really push anyone else. 3. The lack of LIV golfers within close distance of Scheffler like it happened on the first two rounds, and CBS not showing much of those LIV players closer to the lead on Sunday. Four LIV players finished in the top 12 but LIV Golf fans saw little of them on TV. CBS ignored the LIV fans while ESPN was showing plenty of LIV players since Wednesday’s par 3 contest, big mistake by CBS! 4. Golf is divided! Like Rory said, “we need to put everyone back together because people are losing interest in the game.” That losing interest translates to 20% less on the PGA Tour and now 20% less on the final round of a major that is considered the biggest draw. Just a couple of weeks ago the women’s college National Basketball Championship game had almost twice as many viewers as The Masters final round. Now they will try to spin the bad ratings numbers with streaming app numbers, but we have been hearing for three years that streaming numbers does not count. For them, suddenly, streaming numbers are valuable! What the major golf organizations should do is stop the pettiness, move the egos to the side, ACCEPT that your industry is being disrupted (it was there for the taking, but you guys were asleep on the wheel), listen to what McIlroy and Jon Rahm Rodriguez have to say, and instead of dividing it further, get together in a room and solve this problem at ONCE (not in a year or two to see what happens or to wait for other investments like the TGL to get off the ground), do it for the good of the game! A lot has been said about the players greed and the money talks, but the major golf organizations and its leaders (Ridley, Tiger, Whan, Waugh, Slumbers, Kinnings, Monahan/Herlihy, et al.) are the greediest and most power hungry of them all, and are doing a disservice to the game of golf.

Rory McIlroy said it, but no one is paying attention, especially those from major golf organizations and the PGA Tour board At the Valero Texas Open pre-tournament Wednesday interview Rory McIlroy said: “It will be really interesting to see how the major championship numbers fare compared to the other bigger events because there’s an argument to be made if the numbers are better and you’ve got all the best players in the world playing, then there’s an argument to say ‘OK, we need to get this thing back together.’ “But on the flip side, if the numbers aren’t as good, it’s an argument to still say we need to put everyone back together because people are losing interest in the game even if they don’t want to tune in to the four major championships.” The Masters final round ratings came out today and there is a reported 20% drop in TV viewership from last year’s final round. Earlier in the week ESPN reported that it had its largest two-day average (3.4 million viewers) for the first and second rounds of The Masters tournament since 2018. Coincidentally the first-round leader of the tournament was @b_dechambeau , Tiger Woods was back and playing decent (the first two rounds) and world #1 Scottie Scheffler was one shot back from DeChambeau. At the end of the second round DeChambeau was tied for the lead with Scheffler, and Tiger Woods made the cut. No wonder ESPN had good viewership numbers for the first two rounds. A LIV Golf player was tied for the lead with world number #1 Scottie Scheffler after the second round and Tiger Woods made his 24th consecutive cut in The Masters, a record for major championships. Then everything went downhill from there. At the end of the third round DeChambeau had faded to 5th place, 4 shots behind the leader Scheffler and at that point everyone had Scheffler as the tournament winner, which he won on Sunday. Scheffler played wonderful golf and dominated the last round of the tournament, he won by 4 shots over a PGA Tour player playing in his first ever major championship and 7 strokes over a group of Tour veterans. LIV Golf players Cam Smith and DeChambeau finished in a tie for 6th place, 9 shots back of the winner. The tournament was decided early in the final round, there were no back nine roars, and no one really threatened Scheffler’s lead. In the past when Tiger Woods had those dominant tournaments the TV ratings did not suffer. On the contrary, sometimes they increased. There are four factors for the drop in TV ratings: 1. The lack of charismatic players at the top of that leaderboard, starting with the eventual winner Scottie Scheffler and followed by a Tour rookie with a wonderful game but not much personality. Scheffler is playing the best golf in the world and is the undisputed world #1 but as we say in Spanish, he is a “huevo sin sal” (a boiled egg without salt), his game is awesome, but even with all the push from the golf establishment he doesn’t have the charisma or the “star power” of a Woods, McIlroy or DeChambeau to name a few. 2. All the analysts gave the tournament to Scheffler at the start of the week and once he had the solo lead after the third round it was over for the viewers. They had been hearing all week that Scheffler was going to win it, and the golf media did not really push anyone else. 3. The lack of LIV golfers within close distance of Scheffler like it happened on the first two rounds, and CBS not showing much of those LIV players closer to the lead on Sunday. Four LIV players finished in the top 12 but LIV Golf fans saw little of them on TV. CBS ignored the LIV fans while ESPN was showing plenty of LIV players since Wednesday’s par 3 contest, big mistake by CBS! 4. Golf is divided! Like Rory said, “we need to put everyone back together because people are losing interest in the game.” That losing interest translates to 20% less on the PGA Tour and now 20% less on the final round of a major that is considered the biggest draw. Just a couple of weeks ago the women’s college National Basketball Championship game had almost twice as many viewers as The Masters final round. Now they will try to spin the bad ratings numbers with streaming app numbers, but we have been hearing for three years that streaming numbers does not count. For them, suddenly, streaming numbers are valuable! What the major golf organizations should do is stop the pettiness, move the egos to the side, ACCEPT that your industry is being disrupted (it was there for the taking, but you guys were asleep on the wheel), listen to what McIlroy and Jon Rahm Rodriguez have to say, and instead of dividing it further, get together in a room and solve this problem at ONCE (not in a year or two to see what happens or to wait for other investments like the TGL to get off the ground), do it for the good of the game! A lot has been said about the players greed and the money talks, but the major golf organizations and its leaders (Ridley, Tiger, Whan, Waugh, Slumbers, Kinnings, Monahan/Herlihy, et al.) are the greediest and most power hungry of them all, and are doing a disservice to the game of golf.

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974,941 views • 2 years ago

Riviera is touted every year as the best course on the PGA Tour. But…it has a bizarre quirk. Jack. Tiger. Rory. Scottie. None have won here. Is Riviera really the best course on Tour if the winner seems a bit random? If the test never ends with the best players winning? Riviera is one of my favorite golf courses and one of my favorite places on earth. But why can’t the best win here? It’s not for lack of trying. They have played to dozens and dozens of times. My theory for recent times is that majors select for long hitters. Riviera selects for accurate hitters. This means the very best at the most important events (The Majors) aren’t necessarily the guys who should be the favorites at Riv. That said, Scottie will win at Riv. Book it.

Riviera is touted every year as the best course on the PGA Tour. But…it has a bizarre quirk. Jack. Tiger. Rory. Scottie. None have won here. Is Riviera really the best course on Tour if the winner seems a bit random? If the test never ends with the best players winning? Riviera is one of my favorite golf courses and one of my favorite places on earth. But why can’t the best win here? It’s not for lack of trying. They have played to dozens and dozens of times. My theory for recent times is that majors select for long hitters. Riviera selects for accurate hitters. This means the very best at the most important events (The Majors) aren’t necessarily the guys who should be the favorites at Riv. That said, Scottie will win at Riv. Book it.

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375,129 views • 6 months ago

NEW: Scottie Scheffler says he was stretching in the jail cell this morning after getting arrested before the second round of the 2024 PGA Championship. What a beast. In a new statement, Scheffler said the incident was a big misunderstanding. "This morning, I was proceeding as directed by police officers. It was a very chaotic situation, understandably so considering the tragic accident that had occurred earlier, and there was a big misunderstanding of what I thought I was being asked to do." "I never intended to disregard any of the instructions. I’m hopeful to put this to the side and focus on golf today." Scheffler was charged with: -Second-degree assault of a police officer -Third-degree criminal mischief -Reckless driving -Disregarding traffic signals from an officer directing traffic Video: Golf on CBS ⛳

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Collin Rugg

3,006,806 views • 2 years ago

Jordan Spieth has known Scottie Scheffler for years and is a good friend. Listen to how he talks about what makes Scottie different. An interest comment is about Corporate commitments. Guys like Jordan and Fowler have always done tons of corporate outings to fulfill their sponsorships. If you notice, Scheffler seems to only do a few things for Taylor Made. That’s it. He isn’t chasing more money or any “branding” fame. Those events take travel and time. Fowler was often criticized for committing upwards of 28 days a year to corporate sponsors. No hate on Jordan or Rickie for chasing those dollars. But Scottie doesn’t and I think it matters a lot. That extra time goes to his family and to practice. That makes him better while other players are getting worse.

Jordan Spieth has known Scottie Scheffler for years and is a good friend. Listen to how he talks about what makes Scottie different. An interest comment is about Corporate commitments. Guys like Jordan and Fowler have always done tons of corporate outings to fulfill their sponsorships. If you notice, Scheffler seems to only do a few things for Taylor Made. That’s it. He isn’t chasing more money or any “branding” fame. Those events take travel and time. Fowler was often criticized for committing upwards of 28 days a year to corporate sponsors. No hate on Jordan or Rickie for chasing those dollars. But Scottie doesn’t and I think it matters a lot. That extra time goes to his family and to practice. That makes him better while other players are getting worse.

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713,448 views • 1 year ago

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Scottie Pippen explains how Michael Jordan's relationship with Isiah Thomas played a major role in Thomas being left off the 1992 Dream Team. Scottie Pippen: "You know, basketball is a game built on relationships, and that team was put together based on relationships. Players that they felt could get along, players that they felt could play together, and players that they felt like could contribute in the white way to win a gold medal." PBD: "So to me, it almost has to be a David Stern thing..." Scottie Pippen: "I will not let you say that because David Stern has nothing to do with USA Basketball. It's the people at USA Basketball." PBD: "According to reports CM Newton, who was ahead of selection committee in 1992, is considered to have a role in Isaiah not being selected, as there were strong indications that Michael Jordan would not participate if Thomas was on the team." Scottie Pippen: "CM Newton saw the bad blood between the Bulls and Pistons. So how can he put or mix oil and water together?"

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28,059 views • 1 month ago

Tiger Woods is/was the best at making swing changes… he changed his swing 4 times… maybe more How did he do it? By not caring where the ball was going in the early stages. I’ve preached this from day 1 Recreational golfers are SO OBSESSED with ball flight when making changes that it stops you from focusing on what you actually need to, which is the body movement your making If Tiger didn’t care, why should you. The information is out there folks, the only thing stopping you from changing is yourself and your own discipline Video credit Chris Como

Tiger Woods is/was the best at making swing changes… he changed his swing 4 times… maybe more How did he do it? By not caring where the ball was going in the early stages. I’ve preached this from day 1 Recreational golfers are SO OBSESSED with ball flight when making changes that it stops you from focusing on what you actually need to, which is the body movement your making If Tiger didn’t care, why should you. The information is out there folks, the only thing stopping you from changing is yourself and your own discipline Video credit Chris Como

Ryan Mouque

156,443 views • 1 year ago

Scottie Scheffler has made golf look easy over the last few years, but he’s clearly frustrated with his game this week: “I felt like I was going to shoot about 90 today. “I don't know if you were out there on the course, but I was going to be hard to find if you were out watching my group. I felt like I got my first birdie putt of the day on the 13th hole. I maybe had one on 11, but I couldn't imagine I hit more than six or seven greens today. So around this golf course, with heavy rough and deep bunkers, you got to be hitting the ball in the right spots and for a long time today that was definitely not the case for me.” Scottie was visibly frustrated yesterday at the Memorial and had a long, heated discussion with his caddie Ted Scott after dunking a ball into the water. After rallying with 3 birdies in his last 6 holes today for a level par 72, he currently sits T20 and he was asked how proud he was to comfortably make the cut after looking in danger earlier in the round: “I think I grind like that every day. I think that's just part of the game. That's maybe some of the worst I've hit it in a couple years out there and I still managed to shoot even par around a golf course that requires to you strike the ball really well. Yeah, I'm definitely very proud of stuff like that. “This tournament was one that definitely could have got away from me, but right now I'm only nine shots back and still have a chance going into the weekend. With the conditions the way they are, you never really know what's going to happen around this golf course and just getting inside the cut line you still have a chance.” Scottie is currently 10 shots back of leader J.T Poston. PGA TOUR the Memorial

Scottie Scheffler has made golf look easy over the last few years, but he’s clearly frustrated with his game this week: “I felt like I was going to shoot about 90 today. “I don't know if you were out there on the course, but I was going to be hard to find if you were out watching my group. I felt like I got my first birdie putt of the day on the 13th hole. I maybe had one on 11, but I couldn't imagine I hit more than six or seven greens today. So around this golf course, with heavy rough and deep bunkers, you got to be hitting the ball in the right spots and for a long time today that was definitely not the case for me.” Scottie was visibly frustrated yesterday at the Memorial and had a long, heated discussion with his caddie Ted Scott after dunking a ball into the water. After rallying with 3 birdies in his last 6 holes today for a level par 72, he currently sits T20 and he was asked how proud he was to comfortably make the cut after looking in danger earlier in the round: “I think I grind like that every day. I think that's just part of the game. That's maybe some of the worst I've hit it in a couple years out there and I still managed to shoot even par around a golf course that requires to you strike the ball really well. Yeah, I'm definitely very proud of stuff like that. “This tournament was one that definitely could have got away from me, but right now I'm only nine shots back and still have a chance going into the weekend. With the conditions the way they are, you never really know what's going to happen around this golf course and just getting inside the cut line you still have a chance.” Scottie is currently 10 shots back of leader J.T Poston. PGA TOUR the Memorial

Flushing It

184,535 views • 3 months ago

“This is not a fulfilling life”. Some people took that as meaning Scottie doesn’t care or that golf isn’t important to him. It’s the opposite. Scottie cares more about this par putt while up 7 strokes than you have ever cared about anything. So what does he mean? After he wins, he is on to his family and the grind of practice. The journey fulfills him, the win itself is the result and that feeling doesn’t last. It’s easy to see why he keeps dominating. The grind is what he loves.

“This is not a fulfilling life”. Some people took that as meaning Scottie doesn’t care or that golf isn’t important to him. It’s the opposite. Scottie cares more about this par putt while up 7 strokes than you have ever cared about anything. So what does he mean? After he wins, he is on to his family and the grind of practice. The journey fulfills him, the win itself is the result and that feeling doesn’t last. It’s easy to see why he keeps dominating. The grind is what he loves.

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862,331 views • 1 year ago

Mike Francesa weighing in on TGL’s opening night was even better than I imagined. The highlights: -Says he wasn’t watching until his son Harrison tipped him off to max homa ‘s tweet about him -Says Homa “hit dat on da head,” correctly portraying his feelings. Compares it to 50-foot putt going in ☠️ -“now, ya Met ownah is involved” shot at Steve Cohen -says Sofi center will become Steve cohen’s house once TGL fails -“if dats da fyoochah of spawts, we’re awl in trouble.” Adds it was “dreadful” and “embarrassing” and “a joke”. -says all that was missing was seltzah watah being shot at the players, a clowns mouth and a windmill -says Tiger Woods wasn’t there (he was) -gives kudos to Scottie Schefflah, Victah Hovland for not doing it foah “a fast buck” -says no one in the media will critique it because they don’t wanna piss off Tiger and Rory -all time mic/headphone drop at the end

Mike Francesa weighing in on TGL’s opening night was even better than I imagined. The highlights: -Says he wasn’t watching until his son Harrison tipped him off to max homa ‘s tweet about him -Says Homa “hit dat on da head,” correctly portraying his feelings. Compares it to 50-foot putt going in ☠️ -“now, ya Met ownah is involved” shot at Steve Cohen -says Sofi center will become Steve cohen’s house once TGL fails -“if dats da fyoochah of spawts, we’re awl in trouble.” Adds it was “dreadful” and “embarrassing” and “a joke”. -says all that was missing was seltzah watah being shot at the players, a clowns mouth and a windmill -says Tiger Woods wasn’t there (he was) -gives kudos to Scottie Schefflah, Victah Hovland for not doing it foah “a fast buck” -says no one in the media will critique it because they don’t wanna piss off Tiger and Rory -all time mic/headphone drop at the end

Christopher Powers

25,439 views • 1 year ago

Dennis Rodman says Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen were probably the best 1-2 duo in NBA history “I might be downplaying Isiah and Joe Dumars, but Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan, I mean, for two duos, probably the best two players that ever played the game, to me, I think” “As 1-2. 1-2” “Phil Jackson asked me to come to Jerry Krause’s house. And he asked me, he said, ‘Dennis, we’d like you to come play, but you have to do one thing for me. Could you go in the kitchen and tell Scottie Pippen you’re sorry?’” “And I said, ‘You know what? Okay, I’ll do that’” “Then he asked me another question. He said, ‘Dennis, would you like to be a Chicago Bull?’ I said, my exact words was, ‘I don’t give a damn’”

Dennis Rodman says Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen were probably the best 1-2 duo in NBA history “I might be downplaying Isiah and Joe Dumars, but Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan, I mean, for two duos, probably the best two players that ever played the game, to me, I think” “As 1-2. 1-2” “Phil Jackson asked me to come to Jerry Krause’s house. And he asked me, he said, ‘Dennis, we’d like you to come play, but you have to do one thing for me. Could you go in the kitchen and tell Scottie Pippen you’re sorry?’” “And I said, ‘You know what? Okay, I’ll do that’” “Then he asked me another question. He said, ‘Dennis, would you like to be a Chicago Bull?’ I said, my exact words was, ‘I don’t give a damn’”

Ahmad Malay 💎🔊

38,015 views • 29 days ago