Scottie Scheffler Claims Second Masters Title in Dramatic Playoff

Scottie Scheffler's attempt to defend his Masters title fell short as he finished in fourth place at this year's tournament, earning him over $1 million. Despite a solid performance, Scheffler struggled in the final round, unable to capitalize on Rory McIlroy's late mistakes and finishing three shots behind the victor. McIlroy ultimately won the tournament, securing his first Masters title in a playoff against Justin Rose. Scheffler's year has been marked by inconsistency due to an early-season hand injury, but he remains a top contender with four top-10 finishes in seven events. He expressed disappointment in not making birdies on the final holes and acknowledged the pressure of competing at Augusta. Overall, Scheffler remains optimistic about his game moving forward, citing this experience as something to build upon for future tournaments.