Scottie Scheffler proved himself as the best player in the world on Sunday at Augusta National.
He won his second Green Jacket, winning the 2024 Masters by four shots over Ludvig Åberg thanks to a final round 4-under 68. Scheffler did so thanks to his superior ball-striking, sharp focus, and his ability to avoid mistakes.
Two years ago, he relied on that same formula to win the Masters by three strokes. The deficit would have been greater if not for a four-putt double bogey on the 72nd hole.
Alas, Scheffler’s victory comes with great historical significance. No player has ever won The Masters twice in a three-year span
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