Scheffler greets the fans while holing out.
World No. 1 Scotty Scheffler (USA) won the Masters for the second time, ushering in the ‘Scheffler Era’ on the PGA Tour.
In the final round of the Masters, the first men’s golf major tournament of the season held at Augusta National Golf Club (par 72) in Augusta, Georgia, USA on the 15th (Korean time), Scheffler recorded 7 birdies and hit 4 under par 68, for a total of 11 under par 277. Taro won.
Scheffler, who reached the top of the Masters for the second time in 2022, has already lifted his third trophy this season. He won both major championships at the Masters.
In addition, this is his 9th win on the PGA Tour.
Schaeffler has shown a strong performance in the last four competitions, winning first place, first place, second place, and first place. He has seven top-10 finishes in the nine events he has competed in this season, with his worst finish being a tie for 17th.
With this win, Schaeffler, who took an overwhelming first place in prize money and the FedEx Cup rankings, widened the gap with second place in the world rankings and laid the foundation for a long-term reign.
Scheffler, who said he would abstain and run home regardless of the ranking if his pregnant wife went into labor, beat his competitors with incredible concentration on the course. 스포츠 토토사이트
Scheffler, who entered the final round as the leader, lost one stroke with one birdie and two bogeys until the 7th hole, allowing Colin Morikawa, Max Homa (all of the U.S.), and Ludwig Overy (Sweden) to catch up.
However, Scheffler quickly regained the sole lead with consecutive birdies on the 8th (par 5), 9th (par 4), and 10th holes (par 4).
Overy and Morikawa recorded a double bogey on the 11th hole (par 4), and Homa recorded a double bogey on the 12th hole (par 3), helping Scheffler dominate.
Overy, who played earlier, caught up again with birdies on the 13th (par 5) and 14th holes (par 4), but Scheffler maintained a 3-stroke lead with consecutive birdies on the 13th and 14th holes.
Scheffler put a 3m birdie putt in the 16th hole (par 3) to secure the championship.
Scheffler put his tee shot into a bunker on the 8th hole (par 4) and failed to hit the green with his second shot, but hit his third shot right into the hole to complete the win by 4 strokes.
Overy, a rookie who participated in not only the Masters but also a major tournament for the first time, took second place (7 under par, 281 strokes) after competing for the championship, proving his value as a promising player for the next generation.
Overy hit 3 under par 69 that day.
Morikawa, Homa, and Tommy Fleetwood (England) tied for third place (4 under par, 284 strokes).
Among LIV golf players, Bryson DeChambeau (USA) and Cameron Smith (Australia) had the best results, tying for 6th place (2 under par, 286 strokes).
DeChambeau, who took the lead with a 7-under-par 65 on the first day, lost a number of strokes in the second and third rounds and was pushed out of the championship race, and ended up in the top 10 after holding on with a 1-over-par 73 that day.
Smith reduced one stroke that day.
Three LIV golf players entered the top 10, including Tyrrell Hatton (England), who tied for 9th place (even par, 288 strokes).
An Byeong-Hoon, who had high expectations of being in the top 10 in his first major tournament, lost 3 strokes and had to be satisfied with a tie for 16th place (2 over par, 290 strokes).
Byung-Hoon An broke his personal best ranking at the Masters, which was tied for 33rd in 2017.
Kim Joo-hyung and Kim Si-woo both raised their rankings to a tie for 30th place (5 over par, 293 strokes).
Kim Joo-hyung submitted the daily best score with a 6-under par 66 strokes.
Kim Si-woo also hit 70 strokes, 2 under par.
Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland), ranked second in the world, finished tied for 22nd (4 over par, 292 strokes) and postponed the Grand Slam until next year.
Defending champion Jon Lam (Spain) finished the tournament tied for 45th place (9 over par, 297 strokes).
Tiger Woods (USA), who achieved the feat of passing the cut for 24 consecutive years, lost 5 strokes and fell to last place among the 60 people who passed the cut.
Woods submitted a 16-over-par score of 304, his worst score since he started playing professionally.
However, after 14 months, he completed 72 holes in a regular tour tournament, leaving hope.
Woods is scheduled to participate in the PGA Championship in May. 성인웹툰