Scottie Scheffler reaffirming his status as the best golfer on the planet afterward win his second Augusta Masters on Sundaybut with birth of her first child on the wayThe world number one said golf is falling down his list of priorities.
however, He warned his rivals not to do so as a sign that their clubs would gather dust in the garage. and said he was going back to work after some diaper work.
“Certainly I didn’t intentionally take my eyes off the ball.“said Scheffler, who won his previous Green Jacket in 2022.”I will go home and enjoy the victory tonight“.
“Certainly I will enjoy the birth of my first childbut as I said, I still want to compete,” he said.
“My priorities will change here soon. My son or daughter will now be the top priority, along with my husband, so golf will probably take fourth place.“.
The heavy favorite heading into the first major of the year, Scheffler’s victory at Augusta National meant that has won three titles and finished runner-up in his last four starts on the PGA Tour.
Becoming Scheffler the first player since Tiger Woods to win the green jacket and the Players Championship in the same year. And he is 27 years old the fourth youngest winner of multiple Masters after Jack Nicklaus, Seve Ballesteros and Woods.
His four-stroke victory Sunday was all the more remarkable considering that He toyed with the added distraction of knowing that he might have to rush home at any moment to be with his wife.
Some on social media joked after Saturday’s third round The only way to stop Scheffler from winning is for his wife to give birth..
“In my mind the only thing I can think about right now is going home,” Scheffler said. “I don’t think about the tournament.”
“I don’t mind the green jacket. I’m trying to answer your questions and I’m trying to get home. I want to take it a little longer, maybe I will tonight when I get home,” concluded a jubilant but exhausted Scheffler.
Source: La Verdad
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