
Scottie Scheffler used a unique master’s champion for his mother.
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To Victor Go The Spoils – and this is especially true for Masters Champions like Scottie Scheffler in Augusta National.
Yeardo year, the champions of the past masters are allowed to bring a guest to play Sunday in front of the masters. And this year Scheffler, a Twice winner with green jacketused his invitation to someone special: his mother, Diane.
“Tradition is a tradition on Sunday in the masters (that) past champions have to bring a guest to play, and in recent years I have brought a guest to play a year,” Scheffler said during a pre-masters interview in March. “I think last year was my sisters, and this year I think my mother will come to play. And so I think that day is a good day for me to dive back to masters, enjoy memories, and have fun with a family member or a close friend and just enjoy the course of golf, enjoy the day, before the week.
For the Masters Protective Champion, he Augusta National Lore strikes him as he enters the property. Is a feeling that is difficult to describe. A scheffler sinks from a separate property place.
“I think when you pull the gates, I think that’s the most special thing for me,” Scheffler said. “I really feel like you are just a kind of return to all this other world. Likes like another country from the world a little outside the gates. And you pull out, and everything else just melts away. I forget a lot of things that are happening.
“Maybe my favorite place is outside the closet room there. There is a small Spanish courtyard that is up, and you can make a loop on the other side, and you have a small view of the first tee and no.
Scheffler reaches 2025 fresh masters from a T2 to the children’s houston Open of children in Texas.
World no. 1 lost the first month of the season due to a puncture in his hand that he suffered while Ravioli made for the dinner of Christmas. Following a Show up and down in player championshipScheffler accepted The injury “turned it out” a little And that he was disappointing as he continued to overthrow the rust and be built again in the high form.
“I think every time you don’t play with your expectations is disappointing,” Scheffler said in March. “So with the golf game, you will be disappointed maybe about 95 percent of the time. And this year, my ball hit has not been as good as it was in recent years … Many of this are simply unable to get reps. It takes time for me to return to 100 percent of the form of golf.”
Scheffler felt like he called in his game further in Houston and arrived at Augusta National with his game in a good place, as he appears to be the first player to win the back-back masters since Tiger Woods in 2001 and 2002.
“I liked the way my start started feeling over the weekend,” Scheffler told Houston. “I felt like I did a good amount of stroke this week, especially under pressure on the nine back today. I felt like I really hit my lines and did some good things there. So definitely a positive moment was passing next week.”

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