Scottie Scheffler's BEST shots from the 2026 PGA Tour season

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After his win at the 2026 TOUR Championship, we took a look back at Scottie Scheffler's best shots from his three-win 2026 season! Which is your favorite?!
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AI GeneratedThis transcript captures a series of high-stakes golf highlights, focusing on the precision and skill of professional players. The commentary emphasizes remarkable shots, including a potential eagle by Robert Cameron and a dominant performance by Scotty Scheffler, who demonstrates exceptional iron play and course management to maintain his lead.
Need something to happen fast.
Pulls it out from the bunker.
Starts off very low like it was misstruck,
but it is holding the line right at the middle.
Starting to turn now. Here it comes.
Oh my goodness, what a shot.
He's prone to chipping these in.
Robert Cameron at the 8th hole.
Only been one eagle today.
Perfect line on the Zorja Gloss.
He's the one who delivered the goods.
Even for the day. Not anymore.
It would be just like him. Come on.
Chuck pulled it left, advanced it to here,
so he's making a mess of this hole.
It just changed.
That is gonna add up to four.
I don't know how he makes...
Aaron said proper place to leave it,
going with the low one.
Check. Oh, yeah.
That just looks like perfect weight right there.
Light rough, good lie.
Decided to change to a putter.
Were you ever surprised at that?
There is a little bit of a
backstop behind this flag.
Be overly aggressive if you want.
How about you make it?
Easy 5. Undeniably the best player in the game.
This is a 9 iron.
Hole location, though difficult to find.
Maybe not for this one, Jim.
It's right at it.
It is tracking right at it.
Oh my goodness, but he's going
to go a long way here, Jim.
Playing straight back into the wind as well.
Back left hole location and this
on a good line if it's enough.
Said he was going to be more aggressive tonight.
Look out. What a shot.
Front left hole location.
He stepped on it alright.
Nice contact out of that bunker
and this is on a terrific line.
No man, what a shot, Kurt.
Well, Robert, just the way that
he's swinging the golf club,
the way that he's keeping
his eyes on the golf ball.
Gotta challenge the right edge of the
screen if you want to keep it on that top tier.
Who gets a good kick?
That's weird how far that kick forward,
but it's. Ideal now what a bright.
240 front that's a three wood.
And oh my, does this look good?
Oh wow, yes it does. It looks great.
Scotty looking to get it
right back after that bogey.
Yeah, OK, cap which 126.
No, that's more Scotty like with the irons.
Also the gap wedge. Good looking.
Shot great, really good looking shot.
With the spin, what an excellent shot
almost hit the flagstick on the fly.
Taking it on from an awkward lie
here all the way above his feet,
almost at knee high level.
Look at that. Look at that shot.
How about it, Jack?
Took advantage of the rules,
could put it in the fairway 269.
Three would wind in from the right.
Look at this, it's got eyes.
That is remarkable right there.
Just the fourth player today.
Look like a very good line.
He's almost flown it in the hole.
That is some shot from Scheffler.
He starts it well to the left,
cutting back if this is enough
to get to the center of the green,
it's going to be a great shot.
It's the best that we've seen.
I'm telling you that is fantastic.
The shot in which he just played there.
Anything in the middle of the
green the good shot here starts
at left trying to work it back,
right Kirk?
This is going to be better than that.
Say just anything left of
the pin is pretty safe.
I think that qualifies.
Driving it much lower.
Gotta be careful to skip right
in his wheelhouse here.
Check please, it's gettable.
Serve a spin because it's
coming out of that rough.
We used to say.
Meanwhile, Scotty Scheffler.
This is a developing story.
Second at the par 5 second,
233 yards sets up an Eagle.
He began 8 back four under
the first three holes.
Here comes Scotty.
Just 110 yards called that was a
hard hit sand wedge going right at
it. He's gotta pick one up here.
I took a massive bounce,
but spun the ball beautifully.
That should be a birdie there
at 13 for Sheffler.
Now stop it. Now he's got this long
par attempt coming across the green,
coming up and over small Ridge.
I need to correct myself.
We're just killing time in between
amateurs because we had to bring it
up instead of stuff or said, you know
what? Forget that conversation.
Two, however, parred the third and
then he stepped up to the T at the par 3.
4th. Just beautiful rhythm.
Left flagstick just eyeing this thing down.
Why wouldn't you?
Are you kidding?
