Scottie Scheffler Shows Improved Putting in Bahamas

Scottie Scheffler, currently the world's top golfer, has been focusing on improving his putting, particularly from inside 10 feet, after a successful season with eight victories. He recently debuted a new 'saw' putting grip at the Hero World Challenge, where he shot a 5-under 67, trailing Cameron Young. Despite his impressive iron play, Scheffler's putting has been inconsistent, prompting him to work with putting coach Phil Kenyon on refining his technique. Young, who led the round with a score of 64, showcased his strong short game, while Justin Thomas also performed well, returning to compete after the birth of his daughter. Scheffler's decision to experiment with his grip reflects his continuous quest for improvement in a challenging competitive environment.