Explore the latest developments concerning 'I don't know.
'I don't know what to do': Scottie Scheffler goes after his caddie during rare meltdown at the Memorial
LIV golf is all but finished, but a dark cloud now hangs over the players: what happens next? Dan Dakich and crew discuss how the PGA will respond.
Scottie Scheffler is the best golfer in the world, and rapidly heading towards all-time greatness. But even the best of the best have their days. Thursday was one of them for the world No. 1.
Scheffler's 2026 season, while hardly disastrous, has yet to reach the heights of his previous two years. In 2024, it seemed like he won every time he started, bringing home The Players, The Masters, the Memorial Tournament, the Tour Championship, and of course, Olympic gold.
Scottie Scheffler does not hold back at caddie after water ball
Scottie Scheffler entered the 2026 Memorial Tournament looking for a third straight victory. He ended his round on June 4 tied for 33rd place at 1-over par, six shots back of the leader. That might seem like a huge deficit, but Scheffler is known for putting his best foot forward in the final rounds. He is still certainly in contention for yet another title.
However, Scheffler did not seem too pleased with his play. Following a bogey on 14, Scheffler pulled a ball left of the green on 16. It took an unfortunate bounce and ended up in the water, an uncommon sight for the world's top-ranked golfer.
Outdoor Rug 5×8 Waterproof Reversible Patio Rug Outside Plastic RV Rug Boho Camping Rug for Camper Porch Balcony Backyard Picnic
‘Losing his mind’: Scheffler snaps in all-time caddie blow-up as tip goes horribly wrong
World No.1 Scottie Scheffler unleashed a stunning rant directed at his caddie in all-time blow up at the PGA Tour’s The Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village in Ohio.
Scheffler dumped his tee shot into the water left of the green on the par 3 16th and proceeded to unload on his long-time looper Ted Scott.
FOX SPORTS, available on Kayo Sports, is streaming The 2026 PGA Tour LIVE & Exclusive | New to Kayo? Join now and get your first month for just $1.
The usually mild-mannered four-time major champion lost the plot at the Jack Nicklaus founded course as he double bogeyed 16.
It followed dropped shots on 10 and 14, and Scheffler clearly had a lot of pent up frustration.
For more detailed information, explore updates concerning 'I don't know.
0 Comments