Portrash, Northern Ireland – Scotty chefler May There is no true fulfill of his life in winningBut this is not to stop him from continuing in the largest stages of the game.
Sheffler gave a 68 card for a four-stroke victory at the Open Championships at Royal Portrash at Royal Portrash at all time in the world to celebrate his latest major title.
The result was never doubt on Sunday, as the number 1 player of golf gave another major performance to win his second major this year and grabbed the third phase of the career Grand Slam.
He tapped equally on the last hole, making it all so regular. But then the chefler looked at his family, threw both arms into the air, pumped both weapons and threw his hat into the air. It was all for 29 -year -old Texas, which is available for a year to keep Silver Clact Jug.
Sheffler became only the fourth player in the open championship history, joining 68 or better four rounds, joining Colin Moricawa (2021), Heinrich senson (2016) and Jesper Parnevic (1994).
The beginning of the final round of the Sheffeler was ideal. From the first cut of the rough, the chefler hit his attitude to the right to the right side of the slope. The ball went back and then rolled down to 10 inches from the cup for a tap-in Birdi.
Chefler has already won the PGA Championship with five shots this year. He won Masters last year with four shots and three shots in 2022. Before Sunday, no one had won three shots or more to each of their first four major titles.
He became only a third golfer to win many big companies with four or more strokes in the same year, which included Ben Hogan (Masters, US Open, The Open in 1953) and Tiger Woods (US Open, The Open in 2000).
Chefler arrived in Northern Ireland and shared some extraordinary insight when he said that the tournament’s victory was not celebrated, but was on the next one for a few minutes. He said that he loves the work necessary to be the best and he thrives on the competition, but in terms of satisfaction, he said that he often questioned why he wants to win so badly when the thrill of winning is fleeting.
It was also an extraordinary test for the chefler due to cheers, not all of them for him. Was pure adorable for Rory McLeroy Play before a house crowd in northern Ireland. He started the round six shots behind, one of the major needed his greatest completion round and helped with a chefler, but McLero wounded seven back into a tie for the seventh.
Masters champion, Mcilroy, became just the sixth player to win the career slam earlier this year.
Associated Press and ESPN Research contributed to this report.
