AUGUSTA, Ga. — The statistical models had it all mapped out. The narrative told in his recent form was the world’s most obvious foreshadowing. His pre-tournament news conference — in which he once again spoke of golf as something that he “does” and not as something that defines his life — practically solidified it.
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Scottie Scheffler was always going to win the 88th Masters Tournament. And Sunday, he simply made it happen.
“It’s really impressive,” Max Homa said after losing to Scheffler by seven shots. “You just know that he’s going to be there, and he’s going to play well.”
By slipping on his second green jacket in two years Sunday afternoon,
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