Overview
- After a Friday morning foursomes loss at Bethpage, Scottie Scheffler dropped to 0-3 in alternate-shot as his pairing with Russell Henley failed to secure a point.
- Scheffler’s four-ball record stands at 1-0-2, and he has been stronger in singles at 1-0-1 entering this Ryder Cup.
- The results have invited comparisons to Tiger Woods, who posted 32.1% foursomes and 33.3% four-ball winning rates in his Ryder Cup career.
- Jim “Bones” Mackay told Golf Channel he believes Henley is the right partner for Scheffler, praising his clutch putting while acknowledging Bethpage’s length could challenge him.
- Mackay underscored the importance of Keegan Bradley’s pairing strategy, citing the successful Scheffler–Henley partnership at the 2024 Presidents Cup as supporting evidence.