Scottie Scheffler certainly had a mixed week at the Memorial Tournament as he recovered from an extremely slow start to finish just outside the top 10 at Muirfield Village. Scheffler was looking to become only the second man after Tiger Woods to win the Memorial Tournament in three successive years this past week.

Scottie Scheffler and Russell Henley have turned into two of the PGA Tour’s most successful players; altogether, their tournament winnings, endorsement deals and investments are estimated to be worth between $135 million and $150 million by 2026.

Scottie Scheffler is looking for a third straight win at the Memorial Tournament. However, Scheffler was not pleased with his caddie on Thursday.

The world No. 1 made a late run after an early shank and three bogeys to shoot even par and give himself an outside chance at the Memorial Tournament.

Analyst's comparison of Scottie Scheffler to Jordan Spieth seems to lack evidence and believability based on the rankings

Scottie Scheffler showed real class and grit on the back nine at Muirfield Village on Friday. After 10 holes of his second round at The Memorial, Scheffler seemed destined to miss the cut as he sat at four-over par for the tournament with just eight holes left to play.

This is when I realized a lot of it was crummy luck: An approach over the green and into a back bunker; a bad lie just off the fairway after a decent drive. To be clear, these shots were not great. But I’ve hit plenty worse and not suffered nearly the same consequence.