Scottie Scheffler has a chance at history in 2025 as he looks to become the fourth golfer to ever win back-to-back Masters Tournaments. A win this weekend would mark his third green jacket win in four years, which would make him one of nine golfers to ever win the Masters three times.

That’s more like it. For all the handwringing and second-guessing that Scottie Scheffler faced heading into the year’s first major, his opening 68 was a reminder that he’s still the player to beat at Augusta National.

But spare us your tired platitudes that the Masters doesn't begin until the back nine on Sunday afternoon. Constraints apply only to mortals, a category from which Scheffler has seceded. Unless the Louisville police department stages a full tactical extraction from Washington Road or Scheffler once again comes out on the business end of a wine glass and ravioli,

Will anyone stop Rory McIlroy or Scottie Scheffler? Here are the key talking points going into the 89th edition of the Masters.

Two-time Masters champion and world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler starts the festivities off in the morning hours as he seeks to become just the second player to win three Masters in a four-year stretch. Scheffler joins Justin Thomas and U.

The chatter leading up to the opening round of the 89th Masters Tournament has been dominated by two questions. Can Scottie Scheffler join a rare group of repeat champions, in addition to an even more select group (member: Nicklaus,