Scottie Scheffler, the current World No. 1, is set to be the man to beat at The Open Championship next week. Known for his consistent performance and competitive edge, Scheffler has taken a different approach in his preparation for this prestigious event.
Unlike many of his competitors, Scheffler has not participated in any tournaments for the past month. This break from action is a strategic move aimed at optimizing his performance as he gears up for his bid to win the coveted Claret Jug.
Scheffler’s decision to step away from competitive play has raised eyebrows, but it underscores his focus and dedication to excelling at The Open. This change in approach could provide him with a fresh perspective and the physical and mental rest needed to tackle one of golf’s most challenging tournaments.
As Scheffler prepares to return to the course, all eyes will be on him to see if his month-long hiatus will pay off and lead him to victory at The Open Championship.