Masters leaders are not supposed to cry on Sunday morning. But Scottie Scheffler flipped that maxim on its head.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Masters leaders are not supposed to cry on Sunday morning.
Even though the New Jersey-born Scheffler had nailed down his first three PGA Tour victories over the previous two months, those tournaments didn’t measure up to the Masters. They didn’t measure up to golf’s Super Bowl.“I was so stressed out,” he would say that night. “I didn’t know what to do.”and, as defending champ, booked himself a role as host of Tuesday night’s Champions Dinner.
“I tried to get a little bit of the memories and stuff from last year out of the way as early as I could,” Scheffler said.
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