The 29-year-old golfer claimed his first championship at the British Open on Sunday and is now one title win away from the elusive career Grand Slam.

Golf’s best player romps to another major title, but not before kicking off a healthy debate about the purpose of it all.

The 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush has officially entered the weekend, and the action is heating up. With tough conditions and major stakes, golf’s elite are battling it out for the coveted Claret Jug and leading the charge is none other than world No.

PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland — As Scottie Scheffler exited the 18th green at Royal Portrush on Sunday, off to make things official in the scorer’s tent, his father, Scott Scheffler, was being a dad.

Not since Tiger Woods was in his prime has anyone made the toughest tests in golf look so easy.

Scheffler's prioritization and compartmentalization is even more important than his suddenly strong putting stroke

Scottie Scheffler's latest major, a thorough four-stroke win at the Open Championship, is another reminder that he's mastered golf like few have.

Scheffler's march on Royal Portrush was a masterclass and further proof that his approach to the game he continues to conquer is unlike anyone else's.

Scheffler won by four shots Sunday at Royal Portrush, his fourth major victory and first in an Open Championship.

The top-ranked golfer in the world cruised to a four-shot win at the British Open at Royal Portrush to claim his first ever Claret Jug and a fourth career major championship. As a result, that sent him back to the United States with a $3.1 million check.

Chris Gotterup had another good week on the British Isles, following his victory in the Scottish Open with solo third at Royal Portrush and $1,128. That pushes him from 51 st to 30 th with $3,714,337. He’s earned more than $2.7 million in the last two weeks.