If you follow golf at all, you’ve probably heard the name Scottie Scheffler popping up on leaderboards and TV screens. The American star has been a regular fixture in the world’s top‑10 since he burst onto the scene, and 2025 looks set to add more chapters to his story.
From his calm demeanor under pressure to his ability to hit long, accurate drives, Scheffler blends power with precision. That mix makes him a favorite for fans who love exciting play without the drama of wild swings. Below we break down what he’s been up to lately and where you can catch his next big moment.
Last month Scheffler finished T‑3 at the PGA Championship, holding steady on a tough Quail Hollow set‑up while other big names struggled with the “mud ball” controversy. His final round 68 kept him in contention and pushed his Official World Golf Ranking up two spots.
Earlier in the season he won the Zurich Classic with a flawless 66‑65 finish, posting a career‑best scoring average for the event. The win gave him valuable FedEx Cup points and reminded everyone why he’s considered a clutch performer when the pressure mounts.
Stat-wise, Scheffler is sitting at an 80% fairway‑hit rate and averaging 3.4 birdies per round – numbers that rank him in the top tier of current tour players. His short‑game stats have also improved; his scramble percentage jumped from 48% to 53% after a focused practice stint with a swing coach in Scottsdale.
The next big test is the Masters in early April. Scheffler has already entered the tournament as a favorite, and he’s booked a tee time that avoids the early‑morning wind on Amen Corner. If you want to watch live, the broadcast will be on CBS with streaming options via Paramount+ for U.S. viewers.
After Augusta, look out for his appearance at the U.S. Open in Pinehurst. The course is notoriously tough, but Scheffler’s recent work on iron accuracy should give him a solid footing. Expect him to aim for a final‑round charge – he’s hinted on Instagram that he feels “ready for anything the rough throws at me.”
For fans who can’t catch the TV feed, most of his rounds will be streamed live on the PGA Tour’s official website and through the Golf Channel app. Social media updates are frequent; Scheffler posts quick highlights on TikTok and behind‑the‑scenes clips on Twitter, so you won’t miss any key moments.
Whether you’re a casual watcher or a die‑hard follower, keeping an eye on Scottie Scheffler’s schedule gives you a front‑row seat to some of the most exciting golf action this year. His blend of consistency and big‑shot ability means every tournament is a chance for a headline‑making performance – and that’s why his name stays at the top of our tag page.
Scottie Scheffler, the world No. 1 golfer, was detained by police near Valhalla Golf Club ahead of the PGA Championship's second round. He was arrested after violating traffic instructions in an attempt to avoid a fatal accident scene. Despite the incident, Scheffler continued to participate in the tournament, having started strong in the first round.
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