MEDINAH, IL — Scottie Scheffler isn’t as bad at representing the United States in team golf as his record suggests.
But the record is bad. Or at least way worse than anybody would expect from the world’s No. 1 golfer. So much so that Scheffler, after answering a few different questions from reporters trying to dissect what the issue could be, finally felt compelled to remind everyone that bad in Scheffler’s case isn’t the same as any other golfer.
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“My singles match play record is pretty darn good, if you actually look at it,” Scheffler said Tuesday, Sept. 22, when he met with reporters at Medinah Country Club outside Chicago ahead…
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