Scottie Scheffler will begin his green jacket defense when the 2025 Masters gets underway from Augusta National Golf Club on Thursday, April 10. Scheffler, who finished four strokes ahead of Ludvig Åberg last year to record his second Masters victory,

The Associated Press HOUSTON — Min Woo Lee kept his calm amid tremendous charges by Scottie Scheffler and Gary Woodland, winning the Houston Open on Sunday for his first PGA Tour title with the best lag of his life that set up a final par for a one-shot victory.

If Scottie Scheffler's second-round 62 at the Houston Open wasn't enough to worry his peers, how he evaluated his performance certainly should be.

Scottie Scheffler matched his own course record Friday at Memorial Park to take the clubhouse lead at the Texas Children's Houston Open. Scheffler carded eight birdies and no bogeys for a 62 in the second round. At 11 under par, he was one clear of Taylor Pendrith (65).

The Australian chipped in for birdie to take the lead, en route to a 7-under 63 as he closes in on his first PGA Tour victory.

Scottie Scheffler revealed some adjustments to his game heading into the Masters Tournament, and playing the Houston Open is the perfect place to do so.

Scottie Scheffler took driver off the deck Sunday during the final round of the Texas Children's Houston Open. He did so from the rough.

The 2024 season, however, elevated Scheffler’s career to new heights. Over 21 starts, the Texas Longhorn legend claimed seven PGA Tour wins, including one major title, and an Olympic gold medal. He also won the Hero World Challenge. This historic run of achievements led to widespread comparisons to Tiger Woods’ legendary 2000 season.