Scottie Scheffler secured a commanding victory at the Memorial Tournament, shooting a final-round 70 to finish 10-under. The win, his third in four starts, cements his position as World No. 1 and a rising all-time great.
Scheffler joined Tiger Woods as the only golfer to win back-to-back Memorial titles, delivering under pressure despite early struggles. A clutch birdie on No. 11 sealed momentum after his lone bogey of the weekend on the 10th.
Ben Griffin pushed hard with an eagle on 15 and a long birdie at 16, but a costly double bogey on 17 ended his hopes. Still, his recent hot streak solidifies him as a rising force on Tour.
Tournament host Jack Nicklaus praised Scheffler’s consistency and control. With the British Open ahead, Scheffler’s form shows no signs of fading as he eyes more history on golf’s biggest stages.
