Scottie Scheffler is hoping time can help him, and others, forget what happened in Louisville after charges were dropped following his arrest during the PGA Championship.
There have been two PGA Tour events since the now-infamous PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club, which saw world No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler in an orange jumpsuit after being arrested outside the course before his second round. But it wasn’t until last week that Louisville Metro Police agreed to drop all charges against Scheffler, who has been consistent in saying the situation was a 'big misunderstanding.
But, while the Internet is forever and this event is certainly one of the most wild we’ve seen in professional sports in quite some time, Scheffler is right: It won’t be going away anytime soon. As for the legal process, though, his attorney Steve Romines noted during his press conference after charges were dropped officially that Scheffler doesn’t want to pursue any litigation in this case.
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