No love for 2023 Players Championship?

[Weirfan]

Scheff with the improbable chip un birdie, back to even par

[crunch27]

Everybody else playing for 2nd..

[nomullies]

Wow some money being tossed away at 17. Montgomery went from $1 mil to maybe $200k? Ouch.

[Weirfan]

Clutch shot on 17

[emvee]

Everybody else playing for 2nd..

Worst Sunday at the Players I can remember. No drama about who was going to win.

[Lefty17]

So when Tiger dominated nobody complained. But Scottie dominates and it’s boring.

[Bellyhungry]

10% of 4.7M for the caddie. Not too shabby.

[Bellyhungry]

So when Tiger dominated nobody complained. But Scottie dominates and it’s boring.

Because Tiger was making history. If Scheffler keeps winning at this pace and chasing history, the attention will come.

[Weirfan]

While it is always nice for fans to have a close battle down the stretch , especially in a premiere event, I think we all had a pretty strong inkling that Scheffler was going to win this. ( there were no real established players within reach unless he had a collapse)

Despite the runaway win, We were able to witness a pretty spectacular final round by the winner in tough conditions. I believe they said that Scheffler was the only player who started in the top 10 to shoot in the 60's.

While not one of the guys I root for each week, Scheff is certainly a likeable and humble young man so happy to see him win.

[ProAc_Fan]

So when Tiger dominated nobody complained. But Scottie dominates and it’s boring.

Great point. People seem to love when Tiger was head and shoulders above the field but now it's boring?

[4wedges]

While it is always nice for fans to have a close battle down the stretch , especially in a premiere event, I think we all had a pretty strong inkling that Scheffler was going to win this. ( there were no real established players within reach unless he had a collapse)

Despite the runaway win, We were able to witness a pretty spectacular final round by the winner in tough conditions. I believe they said that Scheffler was the only player who started in the top 10 to shoot in the 60's.

While not one of the guys I root for each week, Scheff is certainly a likeable and humble young man so happy to see him win.

I agree, he seems like a very likeable guy, easy to cheer for. I didn't realize he was so dominant as a junior ( almost Tiger like) and had a lot of success in college. No doubt those experiences helped prepare him for success as a pro.