Scottie Scheffler continues to mark the history of golf course in The Open

In contact from the first day of 153^th The Open, the world number one, Scottie Scheffler, wins the title. This is his 4^th title in a major tournament. His first at The Open.

The Open

After 4 laps to fight against the course and climatic conditions, Scottie Scheffler wins his very first title in The Open ! In -17, he won 4 strokes ahead of Harris English (-13). In 3rd place, we find another American, Chris Gotterup, Winner in Scotland (-12).

Statistics of the season Scottie Scheffler are crazy … In 11 tournaments played, he won 4, including 2 adults (PGA Championship and The Open), and finished each time in the top 10 …

The world number one wins its 17^th Title on the PGA Tour. It already has 4 major tournaments, 2 Masters, 1 The Open et 1 PGA Championship. Next year, Scottie Scheffler will be looking for Grand Colem with the US Open online in sight.

Another impressive statistic, Scottie Scheffler Already integrates the top 4 players with the biggest prize money in the history of the PGA Tour. Professional past in 2018, he has already garnered more than $ 90 million in winnings … He approaches Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy et Tiger Woods.

For our 3 French people who crossed the cut, Adrien Saddier is the one who finishes the best. It ranks 52^th For its first major tournament (by Total). It approaches the top 10 of the to Dubai breed. We then find our 2 members of the Golf Plus team. Antoine Rozner ends at 59^th place (+2). Romain Langasque ends at the 61^th place (+3).

From this week, PGA Tour players will play the 3M Open. Matthieu Pavon, Victor Perez et Antoine Rozner will try to win important Fedex Cup points before the playoffs.

On the DP World Tour, the players will not resume until August 07 in Scotland for the Nexo Championship.

PGA Tour / DP World Tour – Barracuda Championship

While the qualified played The Open, the players of the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour were in the United States to play the Barracuda Championship. The winner is the American Ryan Gerard who won his very first title (+47). He is ahead of the South African Erik Van Rooyen (+44). English Todd Clements ends at the 3^th place (+39).