Scottie Scheffler: Why has world number one stopped winning tournaments?
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Adding to this, It has been six months since world number one Scottie Scheffler won a golf tournament.
Meanwhile, Given he collected 14 victories over the previous two seasons, it is a drought few could have conceived when he triumphed at the American Express Open on 27 January 2026.
Notably, The four majors have passed without a Scheffler victory - he won both the US PGA Championship and The Open in 2025 - while two weeks ago he missed his first cut in 78 events, ending the longest unbroken streak on the PGA Tour.
As per the latest buzz, On Sunday, he was runner-up in Minnesota to PGA Tour rookie Jackson Koivun.
In further updates, So is the world's best player past his peak?
On top of that, Was it mere hyperbole to compare him favourably with Tiger Woods when he was racking up the victories on tour?
Or does his consistency suggest the floodgates are about to re-open?
Source: BBC