No Laying Up - Golf Podcast 1044: Scottie Scheffler wins The Open
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Jul 20, 2025 Scottie Scheffler's stunning four-shot victory at The Open marks his fourth major title, igniting discussions about his impressive stats and legacy among golf greats. The hosts analyze the implications for upcoming tournaments like the Ryder Cup and share humorous insights about player performances and funny betting blunders. They also delve into the unique challenges of links courses, critique tournament broadcasts, and celebrate golf's evolving narratives. Expect lively debates, player comparisons, and the whimsical charm of golf fandom throughout!
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Scheffler's Winning Formula
- Scottie Scheffler's major wins are marked by supreme bogey avoidance rather than flashy high-risk shots.
- His putting transformed from a liability into a key weapon, echoing peak performance phases of legends like Tiger Woods.
Quiet Dominance of Scheffler
- Scheffler's game is notable for its consistency and lack of volatility, making him mesmerizing but sometimes easy to tune out.
- Unlike Tiger, Scheffler doesn't seek the spotlight with flamboyant shots or celebrations but dominates quietly.
Few Iconic Scheffler Shots
- Neil Schuster recalls only two memorable Scottie Scheffler shots despite the golfer winning four majors.
- This contrasts with Tiger Woods, who had numerous iconic high-wire shots immortalized in golf history.