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Scottie Scheffler Wanted This One Without an Asterisk | Tour Championship
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Scottie Scheffler won the FedExCup two years ago, but under a format that let him lift the trophy without shooting the low score that week. It bothered him. He wanted one he could own without an asterisk.
This year the format changed. Scheffler started the final round of the Tour Championship three shots behind Viktor Hovland, shot the lowest round of the day, and won by three to claim his second FedExCup, clean this time.
We looked at his final round through Stracka Stats, and the driver led the way at plus 7.96 off the tee. But the real story was a player who didn’t just want to win, he wanted to know he earned it.
The scoreboard that matters most isn’t the leaderboard. It’s the one in your kid’s own head.
These insights are powered by Stracka Stats, brought to you by Stracka Golf. The stats app, the green books, and a whole lineup of tools built for every part of the game.
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