US EditionScottie Scheffler the latest in a long line who learned from Randy Smith
- Scottie Scheffler will defend his Masters title beginning April 10 at Augusta National.
- Scheffler, currently top-ranked, had an early season hand injury that slowed his start.
- Scheffler is seeking his third Masters title in four seasons, a feat achieved by few others.
- Scheffler said, "I'm in control of my golf ball, I have very good strategy for playing the golf course."
- A supercomputer simulation gives Scheffler a 33.96% chance to win the Masters again this year.
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The Billings Gazette
Scottie Scheffler the latest in a long line who learned from Randy Smith
AUGUSTA, Ga. — One was a young teenager in Ohio whose family was moving to Texas. Another was a college kid at Kansas looking for help with his swing. And then there was Scottie Scheffler, a 6-year-old in New Jersey…
milescitystar.com
MASTERS '25: Scottie Scheffler the latest in a long line who learned from Randy Smith
The driving force behind Scottie Scheffler and his rise to No. 1 in the world is an old-school Texas golf instructor. Randy Smith has been at Royal Oaks Country Club for nearly half a century. His success is not defined…
Sleeper picks to win Masters include Scottish lefty and 125/1 hopeful
The 2025 Masters is just days away and there’s going to be a star-studded field at Augusta looking to claim the iconic green jacket. World No.1 Scottie Scheffler got his hands on the trophy for the second time last year as he cruised to victory by four shots. Thomas and Horschel are outside bets for The MastersGetty He’ll be aiming to claim back-to-back titles, but there are sure to be other contenders, and there’s a chance we could see an unex…
Scottie Scheffler fears he could be punished at this year's Masters
Scottie Scheffler will try to defend the Masters Title, after a great performance last year at Augusta National. Before the new edition of the Masters, the world number 1 shared his emotions about this tournament, putting an accent on his game. Namely, the American feels that he is progressing, and it seems that he wants to win the first title of this season at this tournament. "Feeling pretty good. Excited about the stuff that we're working on…
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