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Scottie Scheffler relishes pre-major form ahead of US Open after Memorial Tournament win on PGA Tour

Scottie Scheffler claimed a one-shot win over Collin Morikawa at the Memorial Tournament, his fifth win in eight starts on the PGA Tour; watch Scheffler in major action at the US Open, live on Thursday from 12.30pm on Sky Sports Golf

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Scottie Scheffler insists he feels no extra pressure about heading into the US Open as overwhelming pre-tournament favourite, following his latest victory at the Memorial Tournament.

Scheffler came through a final-round tussle with two-time major champion Collin Morikawa and Canada's Adam Hadwin to claim a one-shot victory at Muirfield Village, his fifth PGA Tour title in his last eight starts.

The world No 1 has also won the Arnold Palmer Invitational, The Players, The Masters and the RBC Heritage in a dominant start to the year, where he has only finished outside the top 10 once, with many expecting him to extend his winning streak at the third major of the year.

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Scheffler has finished inside the top seven in his last three US Open appearances, including a share of third last year, with the 27-year-old pleased with his game heading to Pinehurst as he challenges for a second major win of the season.

"Just because I'm the favourite next week, it doesn't really have any affect on my score," Scheffler said after his Memorial victory. "I think we all start at even par, if I remember correctly!

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"It's a good place to be. I like how my game's feeling right now and I feel like I've been playing some good golf. It's great to see some results too and some wins. Out here the margins are so small between winning and losing. It's a putt or a shot here or there. Fortunately, I was able to hit the shots when I needed to.

"Hopefully going into next week I'm going it stick to my game plan and prepare the way I usually would and get ready to go out and compete again on Thursday."

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Scheffler finished a shot clear of playing partner Morikawa, who has now posted top-four finishes in four of his last six starts and could move three-quarters of the way to the career Grand Slam with victory at the US Open.

"If I could play like this heading into every major, I would take it in a heartbeat," Morikawa said after a one-under 71. "Scottie's obviously proven himself this year and the past, let's call it three, three-and-a-half years of what he's capable of doing.

"But majors are majors and you've got to show up and you've got to have the good bounces, especially I think next week. Things have got to go your way and then sometimes, you know, it's not, but hopefully next week is one of my good ones.

"It [form] probably all started right around Augusta, but it's just kind of keeping things simple and just playing with what I have and truly not trying to go against the grain.

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"It's hard to do that in this kind of sport that we play in because we want to perfect things, but things are coming together nicely. It's now just about going out for next week, the next couple of weeks, for me of just staying true and not trying to force anything."

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Morikawa has gone out in the final group in both the first two majors, partnering Scheffler on the final day of The Masters and going out with Xander Schauffele on the Sunday of the PGA Championship, with former Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley expecting this week's top two to impress again at the US Open.

"Confidence is a big thing at this level and both of them are going in with a lot of confidence," McGinley told Sky Sports. "Both of them are, for different reasons, walking away from the Memorial Tournament with a lot of confidence.

"Scheffler because he got the job done not with his A-game and Morikawa stood up on a very difficult golf course and pushed him all the way. It's not just Scheffler in a great vein of form with all those wins, as Morikawa has as well too with two top fives in the majors this year.

"Both of those will be strongly fancied, but it's going to be a very different test."

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Having already won this year at the courses famously connected to Arnold Palmer and Bobby Jones, two of the faces that would be etched on the Mount Rushmore of golf, Scottie Scheffler added winning at Jack’s Place, shooting a final-round 2-over-par 74 at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio on Sunday in the 2024 Memorial Tournament . That was enough to hang on for a one-stroke victory, his 11th career PGA Tour title, at the house that Jack Nicklaus built.

“I like it when it gets this hard,” Scheffler said. “I didn’t do a whole lot great today but I did enough to get it done.”

The only other player to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational and Players Championship in March, the Masters in April and the Memorial in June in the same season? In 2001, Tiger Woods, another of the faces on the Mount Rushmore of golf, achieved that feat.

That’s pretty select company. Ahead of the PGA Championship last month, Woods was asked to describe the tremendous run by Scheffler to become the dominant world No. 1 this season. “If he putts awful, then he finishes in the top 10. If he putts decent, he wins. He putts great, he runs away. He’s just that good a ball-striker and that good an all-around player.”

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After entering the final round with a four-stroke edge, Scheffler was nursing a one-streak lead before he canned a 16-foot par putt at 16 to stretch his lead to two and despite a rocky finish, he held off Collin Morikawa, who closed in 71, the only player from the final 13 groups to break par, for his fifth top-5 finish this season. Scheffler finished with a 72-hole aggregate of 8-under 280.

“I know he didn’t have his A game on several holes today, like a lot of fellas didn’t have their A games on several holes today, but he put enough of his A game together to win the golf tournament and that’s what it’s all about,” Nicklaus, the 18-time major winner and Memorial tournament host, said.

It marked Scheffler’s third win at a Signature event this season and fifth win in his last eight starts, making him the first to win five times in a season since Justin Thomas seven years ago and the first to win five times before the U.S. Open since Tom Watson in 1980.

Scottie Scheffler is the first player to head to the U.S. Open with 5+ PGA Tour wins including a major that season since Arnold Palmer in 1962. — Justin Ray (@JustinRayGolf) June 9, 2024

Scheffler opened with rounds of 67-68 to claim the 36-hole lead and managed to extend it by a stroke despite a triple-bogey on Saturday and three-putt bogey at 18. He signed for 71. Conditions during the final round remained tough on a sun-drenched day when the blew and turned greens brick hard. With a scoring average of nearly 75 and only six players managing to break par on Sunday, it felt a little too much like the U.S. Open had come one week early.

“Muirfield Village is growling at the players today,” said CBS’s Trevor Immelman.

Scheffler made two bogeys on the front nine and just one birdie – at No. 6 – as Adam Hadwin made an early move before stumbling late and finishing alone in third (74).

“I had put a Band-Aid on the round for a long time,” said Hadwin “and the Band-Aid came off and it was carnage.” As a consolation prize, Hadwin did earn the one spot available into the British Open at Royal Troon in July to the top finisher not already qualified.

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Morikawa remained hot on Scheffler’s heels, especially after he drilled a 32-foot birdie putt at the par-3 12 th , his longest putt he had made since the first round of the PGA Championship, a span of 202 holes, to get within one.

Scheffler failed to answer at 12 from closer range, made a nervy short-range birdie stab at 13 and watched in disbelief as his ball spun out on 15. Although he stepped up with the clutch par save at 16, Scheffler left the door open for Morikawa to catch him by missing an 8-foot par putt at 17 to cut his lead in half. But Scheffler made an up-and-down from over the green at 18, pumping his right fist with gusto when his 5-foot putt for the win dropped. Morikawa, who also played in the final group with Scheffler at the Masters in April, had seen this movie before.

Asked what about Scheffler’s game impresses him, Morikawa said, “Everything. The guy could be off balance and the ball’s right down the middle of the fairway. Look, his ball striking is incredible. Growing up, his short game and putting was always amazing, but how good he hits his irons and the control he has is amazing. Distance control is key and it’s king and he’s got that.”

Scheffler topped the field in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green and Approach-the-Green and his putting qualified as decent enough: he ranked 42nd in Strokes Gained: putting in the final round and 22nd for the week in the 73-man field, lending credibility to Tiger’s assessment of his game. In the end, Scheffler got the traditional winner’s handshake from the legendary Nicklaus that he so desired.

“It would mean a lot to me to be able to shake his hand and win this golf tournament with all the history here and what Mr. Nicklaus has meant to the game,” Scheffler had said earlier in the week.

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That wasn’t the only greeting Scheffler received behind the 18th green. Wife Meredith and baby Bennett were there to congratulate him on daddy’s first win as a parent. Between adjusting to being a new dad and the emotional toll of being handcuffed and arrested — charges that have since been dropped — before his second round tee time at the PGA Championship in Louisville last month, Scheffler was happy to be back to the familiarity of trying to chase down another victory.

“It’s been a bit of an emotional roller coaster. I think that’s a pretty accurate description, I think, of what it’s felt like at times,” he said. “Yeah, it’s definitely nice to be sitting here a winner again.”

Scottie Scheffler with his wife Meredith and their newborn son, Bennett, after winning the 2024 Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club. (Photo: Kyle Robertson-USA TODAY Sports)

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