Scottie Scheffler won the Open Championship by four strokes at Royal Portrush last week, with the victory marking his fourth major triumph in as many years

His words are jarring in all the best ways. They should cause us to stop in our tracks. They should cause us to consider the purpose of the pursuits we

In the year, Scheffler has earned over $19 million, with Golf Digest reporting that his caddie, Ted Scott, netted $1.92 million as a result. A mark that has him making more than the average player on the PGA Tour, which comes in at $1.73 million.

Scheffler talked Tuesday at The Open Championship about how he wrestles with his love for competition and what it really means.

Pro-life influencer Anna Lulis succinctly stated: “Wow. Pro golfer Scottie Scheffler claims God and his family are more important than winning any championship: ‘My faith and my family is what’s most important to me.’ Culture is shifting …”

Scheffler will also compete in the Procore Championship, scheduled for Sept. 11–14, ahead of the Ryder Cup. Xander Schauffele has likewise voiced strong interest in playing. This event will serve as a warm‑up to keep the U.S. team’s stars sharp during the monthlong break between the Tour Championship and the Ryder Cup.

Scheffler spoke at length about how little it actually means to win golf tournaments and how being a good husband and a good father is what matters the most to him. He added that if he ever brings the bad things home from his golf career and it starts to affect his family then that is when he'll call it quits.