Overview

• He closed on 267 strokes to secure the Claret Jug, ending four shots clear of his nearest rival.
• He seized the lead in the second round and extended his advantage each day, overcoming his only double bogey on the 8th hole of the final round.
• Harris English finished second at 271 strokes while Rory McIlroy tied for seventh, seven shots behind the champion.
• Scheffler’s 17 PGA Tour victories over 1,260 days illustrate his rapid rise to the top of the sport.
• At 29, he joins Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods among players with four major titles before age 30.