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Scottie Scheffler, the world number one, is competing in the Cadillac Championship after a strong season with one win and two runner-up finishes. Adam Scott shared insights from their practice round at Augusta ahead of The Masters.
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Scottie Scheffler is back on the PGA Tour this week, with the world number one headlining the field for the Cadillac Championship.
Scheffler enters the tournament with one win from his eight starts this season, from which he has made all eight cuts.
He has also finished as runner-up on two occasions, with those near misses arriving in his last two appearances.
One such finish came at The Masters at Augusta National, ahead of which Scheffler left his PGA Tour rival Adam Scott really impressed.
Also playing at the Cadillac Championship, Scott was asked by the media what impresses him most about Scheffler, to which he replied: âWell, I played 18 holes at Augusta with Scottie before the Masters the other week, and even in the practice round I think his mental approach to not just the game, but a round of golf.
âItâs like he picks the course apart. Heâs so good, so controlled with his shots that he can kind of pick the course apart.
âItâs like how I imagine Nick Faldo played, but a modern version of that. And I mean that all in positive ways.
âI was watching him even practicing and chipping, where he chipped from, itâs very strategic. It seemed like he had all his bases covered and can pick the course apart.
âI think when he plays well and from watching I think he didnât make a bogey the last two weekends heâs played golf.
âItâs just pretty good around those two courses to have 36 holes without a bogey. So itâs his approach, itâs so smart, really.â
Adam Scott observed key aspects of Scottie Scheffler's game during their practice round, highlighting his skills and preparation.
Scottie Scheffler has one win and two runner-up finishes in eight starts this season, making all eight cuts.
Scottie Scheffler is headlining the field at the Cadillac Championship this week.
Scottie Scheffler finished as runner-up in his last two appearances on the PGA Tour.
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Scott was also presented with the same task regarding Rory McIlroy, who isnât playing this week but recently emerged victorious at The Masters.
He edged out Scheffler by a single shot earlier this month, successfully defending the green jacket that he claimed in 2025.
Scott said of the Northern Irishman: âThe best thing, I mean, there are so many great things about Rory. These guys are playing at such a high level.
âI think Rory tells us a lot more about himself and his golf and I think the fact that heâs put himself out there, like to be vulnerable with his game over the last couple years, and heâs spoke on that topic a little bit, I donât think he said it directly led to him winning the Masters last year, but putting himself out there and being prepared to fail a bit more, just generally putting himself out there is what impresses me about him.
âThe way heâs able to take his lumps, but he also gets some big highs as well, obviously, heâs so talented, so the ceiling of his golf is really high. But I think thatâs gutsy to do that.â
Scheffler and McIlroy have indeed been the dominant forces on the PGA Tour in recent years, and occupy the top two spots in the world rankings.
Hugely impressively, theyâve combined to win four of the last five major championships, disrupted only by J.J. Spaun winning the 2025 US Open.
In 2026, McIlroy boasts one win from his five starts, with his efforts made more impressive amid the back injury that forced him to withdraw during the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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