More and more, golf commentators and fellow PGA Tour pros are calling Scottie Scheffler "inevitable." The World No. 1 did nothing to quash those rumors Sunday. It took longer than expected to complete his comeback win at the second-to-last tournament of the season,

OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) — Scottie Scheffler erased a four-shot deficit in five holes and then delivered a haymaker on the daunting par-3 17th by chipping in from 82 feet for birdie that carried him to victory Sunday in the BMW Championship for his fifth PGA Tour title of the year.

This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Super Scottie: Scottie Scheffler's improbable chip-in at No. 17 seals BMW Championship Scottie Scheffler had the perfect solution for the loss of his putting stroke: just chip the ball in.

While factual and fresh, it’s strictly academic to state that Scheffler banks 2,000 FedExCup points for the win at Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mills, Maryland, because he was a lock to advance to the TOUR Championship long ago. What’s new is the $3.6 million in earnings that the FedExCup points leader grabs from a purse of $20 million.

Scheffler has earned over $143 million through his golf career, according to Spotrac. Of that money, $63.9 million is from official PGA Tour payouts, while $14.6 million comes from his performance at major championships.

Scottie Scheffler's dominance of the golf world continued unabated Sunday at Caves Valley Golf Club as the No. 1 golfer on the planet overcame a four-shot deficit to best tournament-long leader Robert MacIntyre and win the 2025 BMW Championship.

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