Despite being the longtime World No. 1 in golf, Scottie Scheffler’s record in team competition has been far less dominant than his individual resume.
As the Presidents Cup prepares to tee off Thursday, Sept. 24, at Medinah Country Club, Scheffler once again finds himself in a format that has proven to be a much different challenge from the individual game. With the world No. 1 expected to show up for the American team, fans will see how Scheffler faces the pressure when it isn’t just his own.
Scheffler’s Team Play
Scheffler’s first appearance in a major team competition came during the 2021 Ryder Cup. At the time, he wasn’t as familiar golf…
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