Scottie Scheffler pleased to see controversial start-strokes format scrapped for 2025 edition of Tour Championship, saying: Its great to have just a really great golf tournament to finish off the year;

Scottie Scheffler shares candid thoughts on PGA Tour’s new format and expectations before the Tour Championship

World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler won't start this week's Tour Championship with a two-stroke lead on the field, like he did last season before winning his first FedEx Cup. With the PGA Tour doing away with starting strokes for its season-ending championship,

The TOUR Championship features the top 30 golfers from the FedExCup standings in 2025, and just getting a spot in the field means a player has a chance to win this year’s FedExCup – as, new for this year, everyone starts at even par come Thursday.

Scottie Scheffler, the leader in the FedEx Cup standings heading into this week’s Tour Championship, holds a 3,769-point advantage over No. 2 Rory McIlroy after winning the BMW Championship on Sunday.

NBC had 43% more viewers watching the world No. 1 win than a year ago, continuing a trend of more eyeballs in 2025.

Scottie Scheffler won another big check at the BMW Championship and increased his lead on the PGA Tour money list.

Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where we finally broke par again. At mini golf, that is. And I really took it to my 7-year-old daughter: Talk about tough love. Anyway, I’m back after a fun family vacay,

ATLANTA – Ted Scott will return to caddie for world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler at the TOUR Championship for the FedExCup finale at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta.

Like so many times before in his PGA Tour career, Scottie Scheffler delivered his best when his best was required. This time, at the 2025 BMW Championship on Sunday, it was among his most spectacular efforts yet.