Every superhero has an origin story and Scottie Scheffler’s narrative arc can be traced back to November 15, 2020 – a series of events that barely anybody noticed at the time.

Scottie Scheffler recalled Tiger Woods' "intensity" and "consistency" from their round together at the 2020 Masters Tournament, as he shared what he's learned from the legendary golfer.

Scheffler has authored one of the most dominant stretches on the PGA Tour in recent memory. The 29-year-old won The CJ Cup and two weeks later secured a PGA Championship win. Since then, Scheffler has earned wins at the Memorial Tournament, The Open Championship and last week's BMW Championship.

The world No. 1 heads into this week’s Tour Championship with five wins in 18 events this year. But it’s how he fares when he doesn’t come out on top that really explains his brilliance.

Scottie Scheffler recently spoke about the swing that has allowed him to become one of the best ball strikers in the world of golf.

BetMGM has Scheffler as +165 to successfully defend his Tour Championship and FedEx Cup titles, which can come as no great shock after he's won five of his last 10 starts. Three-time FedEx Cup champion Rory McIlroy is +800 and Tommy Fleetwood, who has three top-four finishes among his last five starts, is +1200.

Scottie Scheffler claimed his 18th PGA Tour victory on Sunday, taking down Robert MacIntyre by two strokes in the final round of the BMW Championship. Scheffler entered Sunday's round trailing MacIntyre by four strokes,

Scottie Scheffler praised players like Tommy Fleetwood, whose winless season did not stop them from qualifying at the Tour Championship.