Scottie Scheffler ends Ryder Cup Prep joining Tiger Woods with Rare Feat

Nr. 1 World Scottie Scheffler spent the early week in Napa, CaliF. Ryder prep – both inside and outside the course – possible before facing Team Europe at Bethpage Black in two weeks.

Then came the tournament, the first of Slate Fall FedEx FedEx of PGA Tour, and Scheffler did what he did throughout the year, whether at CJ Cup Byron Nelson or the open championship: he slowly raised the direction and eventually ended up as the last man standing with a trophy in his hand.

Scheffler’s time in Resort Rocky began as he worked to get the speed of the greens. But a Saturday 64 put him on the stage inside two of Ben Griffin’s shooting. On Sunday, Scheffler made six birds during a final round 67 to finish at 19 under par and Top Griffin from one after his Ryder Cup teammate lost a five -legged bird blow to tie in the last hole.

The victory was the sixth of Scheffler of the season, which, according to Justin Ray, makes the fourth player since 1960 to win six or more times in successing seasons in PGA Tour. The other three? Tiger Woods (three times), Jack Nicklaus (1972-73) and Arnold Palmer (three times).

Scheffler’s victory in the summer site was a cherry at the top of a week dealing with the event approaching the horizon. Subsequently The USA team suffered from competitive rust (among other things) in its 2023 loss to Rome, Scheffler feels Ryder Cup training camp In Napa she did her job.

“I always focus as much as I can on my preparation by going to the tournament, this is what gives me confidence, and I feel like I am as prepared as possible for the Ryder Cup,” Scheffler said after his victory on Sunday. “I think we are all excited for the tournament to start. We have three days in New York to compete and have fun. We all look forward to it.”

Team USA training camp Ryder Cup seemed to be a success. Scheffler and Griffin scored it on Sunday, with JJ Spaun and Cameron Young every Carding Top-10 ends. Russell Henley started strong, but slipped over the weekend, while Justin Thomas, Harris English and Collin Morikawa were not competitive in Napa.

While Scheffler’s victory will receive the titles from the week of preparation of Team USA’s Ryder Cup, two of his teammates were bright stars before running the weekend.

The first was Griffin. A novice of Ryder Cup who won Charles Schwab Challenge and the event team Zurich Classic this season, Griffin continued his hot hot game in Napa, showing no rust from a few weeks away the Post-Fedex Cup. None of this surprises Scheffler, who has known Griffin since their days as young players.

“When you talk to Ben, he is a boy who has a lot of confidence, he has a lot of confidence,” Scheffler said. “That’s what we love for him to be part of our team Ryder Cup.

“Ben is a guy who has always done a ton of work and he always wants to improve. He never lacks confidence, and he will be a great part of our team Ryder Cup this year, and I’m sure he will be a part of many teams that go ahead.”

While Griffin and Scheffler showed that they were ready on the course, a member of Team USA who was not allowed to take it in Silverado Resort continued to show why he could end up being Bradley’s biggest weapon.

Bryson Dechambeau was present for all the construction activities of the USA team in Napa. While he could not play as he is not a member of the PGA Tour, Dehambeau continues to impress his team’s friends with his team’s first and first position.

“Not only this week, he has made efforts to go to other meetings and other dinners,” Collin Morikawa told Dechambeau on Wednesday. “It shows that he just cares. I think this whole individual aspect, we have all thrown it out of the window and we will all do what it takes to be with the team.”

Bradley has been effective in his praise for Dechambeau over the past few months and continued to praise the Liv Golf star to be everything to win the Ryder Cup again in Bethpage Black, despite his place in the continued Pro Golf civil conflict.

“In the golf world now, we are in a difficult place with the place where we sit in the Golf world,” Bradley said on Wednesday. “A large part of this responsibility has fallen into Bryson. He has to make a much bigger effort than many boys. Bryson was there last night. He was incredible. He has been more than willing to go up and further on this team. I think it’s a will of what is a Bryson teammate. There is for the team.

“Of course, from the point of view of how good a player is, but he too is a pleasure to be around, he is great for young boys. Funny fun for us to see Bryson in an atmosphere even outside the Golf Course.”

Bradley did not go up to see Sunday’s final. He didn’t need it. He, like everyone else, has seen Scheffler overwhelmed golf tournaments for recent years.

He just hopes the number 1 world can do it back in two weeks in Bethpage Black.