The golf world has high expectations from Scottie Scheffler after what we all have witnessed in 2024. However, with the ongoing form of the golfer, it was a concern for him as well. Even for him, it was a sign to worry as he shared his thoughts about it after the Genesis Invitational performance. During the press conference, he said, “I think I feel pretty bad about where I’m at.” The disappointment-filled statement left the world with more speculations after the golfer.
But the World No. 1 after a two-week break has adopted a new hopeful way, which might worry fellow golfers. After the break, Scheffler shared about his current game in the pre-tournament press conference of the Arnold Palmer Invitational. When he was asked, “Do you feel like you’re a little bit behind still where you would like to be with your game for this year because of the injury, or do you feel like you’re about at the caught-up-where-you-want-to-be stage?”
The 2024 7-title winner said, “I feel caught up. It was a really nice last couple of weeks at home to get ready for this week.” Despite having the ups and downs in the performance, the break has helped Scheffler get back to the course with hopes of hitting the right shots. He even pointed out how after the injury, a break after playing for a few weeks helped him get back to the routine and be prepared for the upcoming signature event.
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