Scottie Scheffler expressed discomfort with fans shouting during the final round of the 2025 PGA Championship. While addressing the media, the newly crowned major champion questioned the need for spectators to yell in close proximity to players.
In his press conference, Scheffler acknowledged hearing fans’ outbursts but emphasized staying focused. He called the experience “a bit of a weird deal” and noted that such interruptions, while distracting, didn’t deter his determination on course.
Scheffler’s comments mirror his earlier frustrations at the WM Phoenix Open. There, he described similar incidents affecting both his game and that of fellow players, calling it a “balancing act” for professionals to manage crowd noise.
Despite the distractions, Scheffler delivered a strong performance, securing his third major title. While he remains a crowd favorite, his remarks highlight a growing concern among players about fan behavior during critical moments of play.
