00:00 – Phil Mickelson Shuts Down Kevin Kisner Over Scottie Scheffler Prediction
02:35 – PGA Tour’s Swift Reaction to Scottie Scheffler’s Open Championship Victory Post
05:25 – Scottie Scheffler’s Historic Open Championship Win: PGA Tour’s Praise & Record-Breaking Season
1. Phil Mickelson Shuts Down Kevin Kisner Over Scottie Scheffler Prediction
Phil Mickelson’s prediction that Scottie Scheffler would not win before the 2025 Ryder Cup backfired spectacularly. Scheffler secured his fourth PGA Tour win of the year, including two majors. Mickelson snapped back at Kevin Kisner, who trolled him over the prediction, emphasizing his willingness to take risks despite potential scrutiny.
Discover how Mickelson responded to criticism and learn more about Scheffler’s incredible form in 2025.
2. PGA Tour’s Swift Reaction to Scottie Scheffler’s Open Championship Victory Post
Discover the PGA Tour’s immediate response to Scottie Scheffler’s social media post after winning the 153rd Open Championship. Learn about Scheffler’s historic achievement and watch the emotional Nike ad inspired by his victory. #ScottieScheffler #OpenChampionship #celebritynews
3. Scottie Scheffler’s Historic Open Championship Win: PGA Tour’s Praise & Record-Breaking Season
Scottie Scheffler, world No. 1, makes history with his Open Championship win at Royal Portrush Golf Club.
– 4th win of 2025, earning $3.1 million and the Claret Jug
– Joins Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, and Tiger Woods in an exclusive list of under-30 winners of The Open, Masters, and PGA Championship
– A look at his record-breaking season, with over $19 million earned so far
– Reaction from the PGA Tour and the significance of his achievement
– Watch for insights into Scheffler’s remarkable year and what’s next for the Champion Golfer of the Year
Phil Mickelson shuts down Kevin Kisner over Scotty Sheoffller prediction. Imagine a world where one golf swing can change everything. A world where titles are won and lost with every shot. As the golfing world continues to buzz with excitement, two major stories are making headlines. First, Phil Mickelson has fired back at Kevin Kner after being teased about his prediction regarding Scotty Sheffller’s dominance. But here’s where it gets interesting. Sheffller’s recent win at the Open Championship has led many to draw comparisons between him and the legendary Tiger Woods. Meanwhile, European star Robert McIntyre is feeling optimistic about his chances in major championships. Despite a strong showing at Royal Port Rush, where he finished T7, McIntyre believes a major win is just around the corner. He said, “Yeah, I know I’ve got the game. I feel like it’s a matter of time if I just keep piecing it all together.” His confidence stems from a solid record of top 10 finishes at majors, including three at the Open Championship. And this is the part most people miss. McIntyre’s focus now shifts to the RDER Cup, where he’s aiming for automatic qualification. With several tournaments left before the deadline, he’s determined to secure his spot without relying without relying on a captain’s pick. As he noted, I want to qualify automatically. Three more goals, four more goes, and we’ll hopefully do that. But controversy is brewing elsewhere. Kevin Kizner has suggested that the USGA and Oakmont Country Club share some blame for the leak of Windham Clark’s locker room incident at the US Open. Clark, who recently finished fourth at the Open Championship, has been banned from Oakmont after damaging lockers. Kizner argued that locker rooms should be off limits to media, saying, “I’m not sure anybody in the situation handled it properly. If everyone just sat at a table face to face, that situation could go away pretty quickly. Clark has expressed remorse and is working to resolve the situation, emphasizing his commitment to moving forward. He stated, “I’m doing anything I can to try to remedy the situation. I want the best for Hulkmmont, the USGA, and myself.” And then there’s the comparison that’s got everyone talking. Golf Channel analyst Paul McInley believes Scotty Sheffller might even surpass Tiger Woods in competitiveness and longevity. McInley noted, “The secret sauce for Scotty Sheffller is between the ears. I think as time goes on, he might even prove to be a better competitor than Tiger Woods and have more longevity at the top of the game. The debate is open. Do you think Sheffler has what it takes to become the greatest of all time? Share your thoughts in the comments below. PGA Tour’s swift reaction to Scotty Sheffller’s Open Championship victory post. Imagine the whirlwind of emotions that must have been racing through Scotty Sheffller’s mind as he finally broke his social media silence after clenching the prestigious Clara Jug at the 153rd Open Championship. The 29-year-old golfer known for his remarkable consistency and skill took to social media to share his thoughts and feelings about his incredible victory. In a heartfelt post, Sheffller wrote, “Still processing last week at the Open,” accompanied by a video of his triumphant moments on the Dunloose links at Royal Port Rush in Northern Ireland. This win was not just any victory. It was his fourth major championship and his fourth win of the season, cementing his status as one of the sports elite players. But here’s where it gets controversial. Sheffller is now just one step away from completing the career grand slam. A feat that only six players in the modern era have achieved. These legends include Rory Maroy, Tiger Woods, Jack Nicholas, Gary Player, Ben Hogan, and Jean Sarahan. Achieving this milestone would place Sheffller in an even more exclusive club, and he has the chance to do so on his 30th birthday during the final round of the US Open next June. And this is the part most people miss my miss. Sheffller’s victory also makes him the fourth player to win the Masters, PGA, and the Oaken all before the age of 30. Joining the ranks of Woods, Nicholas, and Player. This accomplishment is a testament to his incredible talent and dedication to the sport. In response to Sheffler’s social media post, the PGA Tour congratulated him with a simple yet powerful message. Champion Golfer of the Year has a nice ring to it. Sheffller’s apparel and footwear sponsor Nike has also created a beautifully crafted ad celebrating his first Open Championship win. The ad is a tearjerkering tribute to his achievement and a reminder of the emotional journey he has undertaken. Sheffller, a 17time PGA Tour winner, will return to action for the start of the FedEx Cup playoffs in two weeks. This is where things get even more interesting. Sheffller will attempt to become the first player in history to successfully defend the FedEx Cup. This would be an unprecedented achievement and would further solidify his legacy in the sport. But what do you think? Do you believe Sheffller has what it takes to defend the FedEx Cup and complete the career grand slam? Share your thoughts and predictions in the comments below. Let’s discuss the potential paths and challenges that lie ahead for this remarkable golfer. Scotty Sheffller’s historic Open Championship win. PGA Tour’s praise and record-breaking season. What the PGA Tour communicated to Scotty Sheffller following his Open Championship victory. July 24th, 2025, 8:48 p.m. EDT. It’s hard to argue that there’s a golfer enjoying a more remarkable season than Scotty Sheffller, the current world number one. Haste recent performances have drawn comparisons to the legendary Tiger Woods, who boasts 15 major titles. Over the weekend, Chef secured his fourth victory of 2025 at the prestigious Open Championship held at Royal Port Rush Golf Club with an impressive score of 17 underpar. He not only clinched the tournament, but also took home the coveted Clara Jug trophy, a substantial prize of $3.1 million, and the esteemed title of champion golfer of the year. Although Sheffller is generally known for his reserve demeanor on the tour, he took a moment on social media this past Thursday to share his thoughts on this significant win. Unfortunately, we encountered an issue loading this content at the moment. You can view it directly on Instagram. As expected, his post was met with an outpouring of admiration from fans along with a nod of recognition from the PGA Tour itself. The official account remarked, “Champion golfer of the year has a nice ring to it.” This latest triumph places Sheffller among an elite group of golfers who have managed to win the Open, the Masters, and the PGA Championship before reaching the age of 30. He now stands alongside golfing greats such as Gary Player, Jack Nicholas, and Tiger Woods, marking a significant milestone in his career as reported by CBS. In just this year alone, Steffler has amassed over $19 million in earnings with Golf Digest noting that his caddy Ted Scott has earned an impressive $1.92 million as a result of their successful partnership. This figure surpasses the average earnings of a PGA Tour player, which is approximately $1.73 million. Clearly, Sheffller and his team are experiencing a remarkable run of success. About the author, Kevin Borba. Kevin Borba serves as a trending sports editor for Athlon Sports.
