World number one Scottie Scheffler is eyeing his sixth title of the season as he tees it up in the US PGA Tour Procore Championship with the Ryder Cup on his mind.His five titles this season include two majors,

Scottie Scheffler is in Napa Valley this week for the Procore Championship, but it was his comments about the Ryder Cup that grabbed headlines on Wednesday. Scheffler’s focus on staying present has long been a hallmark of his game,

Scheffler won five times on the PGA Tour this past season, including at both the PGA Championship and the British Open, and didn’t miss a single cut while racking up 16 top-10 finishes. He’s now just a U.S. Open win away from completing the career grand slam, too. At the last Ryder Cup, though, Scheffler went 0-2-2.

There are countless stats that show Scottie Scheffler's recent dominance. The World No. 1 remains on an extended—and historic—heater that has drawn comparisons to Tiger Woods. But there's at least one odd hole on his PGA Tour résumé.

Scottie Scheffler osaid he's doing things differently this year after his preparation going into the 2023 Ryder Cup was "not as good as it should have been."

JJ Spaun dismissed Scottie Scheffler's streak ending, calling the course "goofy" and suggesting that "he'll be fine."

Scheffler is one of 10 players from the United States' team to participate in the Procore Championship at Napa this week, as they gear up for a home tournament at Bethpage.

Scheffler shot two-under 70 in the first round in Napa, Calif., making it the first time in 22 rounds that he failed to shoot a score in the. 60s. The last time was a 72 during the third round of the Travelers Championship in late June, the week after the U.S. Open.

It's going to be much tougher than expected for Patton Kizzire to defend his title at the Procore Championship this week in Napa, Calif. The first event of the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Fall is normally skipped by players on Scottie Scheffler's level,