Scottie Scheffler triumphed once again at the Augusta National Golf Club, claiming his second Masters Tournament victory on Sunday. The 27-year-old golfer clinched the prestigious green jacket with a remarkable final score of 11 under par, showcasing his composure and patience throughout the challenging course.
Scottie Scheffler’s Win
Reflecting on his win, Scheffler emphasized his efforts to maintain calmness and patience during the intense competition. He credited his success to making crucial shots and putts that sustained his momentum throughout the tournament.
The four-day event witnessed Scheffler leading the pack from the outset, entering the final round in the top position after an impressive 7 under par performance. This victory marked his fifth appearance at the Masters, following his initial win in 2022 where he outplayed Rory McIlroy by three strokes.
Among the contenders trailing Scheffler was fellow American Collin Morikawa, also in his fifth Masters appearance, who finished tied for third place alongside Tommy Fleetwood and Max Homa. Ludvig Åberg of Sweden secured second place with a commendable 7-under finish.
Meanwhile, golf legend Tiger Woods made history despite finishing 16 over par in the tournament. Woods became the first player ever to achieve 24 consecutive cuts at the Masters, surpassing the previous record shared with Fred Couples and Gary Player. His enduring legacy and remarkable achievement added another chapter to the illustrious history of the Masters Tournament.
