Scottie Scheffler, as of October 26, 2023, has won two major championships in his professional golf career.

His first major victory came at the 2022 Masters Tournament held at Augusta National Golf Club. Scheffler entered the tournament as the world’s number one ranked golfer and played consistently well throughout the week, eventually finishing with a three-stroke victory over Rory McIlroy.

Scheffler secured his second major title at the 2023 Masters Tournament, making him a two-time champion at Augusta. He displayed exceptional skill and composure, ultimately winning by four strokes.

While two majors is an impressive feat, it’s important to put it into perspective. Golf has four major championships each year: The Masters Tournament, the PGA Championship, the U.S. Open, and The Open Championship (British Open). Winning a major is considered a significant achievement and often a defining moment in a golfer’s career.

Compared to legends of the game, Scheffler is still relatively early in his career. Jack Nicklaus holds the record for the most major championship wins with 18, followed by Tiger Woods with 15. However, Scheffler’s rapid ascent to the top of the world rankings and his two Masters victories indicate his potential to win many more majors in the future. He possesses a well-rounded game, characterized by strong ball-striking, a solid short game, and an impressive mental fortitude. These qualities are crucial for success in major championships, where the pressure and competition are at their highest.

Scheffler’s consistency in contending at major tournaments is also noteworthy. He has frequently been in contention on Sundays, demonstrating his ability to perform under pressure. As he gains more experience and continues to refine his game, he will likely be a major contender in future years, further increasing his chances of adding to his current tally of two major championship victories.