Posted April 11, 20223 yr Moderator Scotty Scheffler, who just won the Masters by 'a lot,' won his first PGA tournament on 2/13/22. Now, he is #1 in the world and a Masters Champion. Here's the football connection that grey, grey beards will get. Scotty went to the same high school in Texas that produced Bobby Lane and Doak Walker. The best RB trophy for RBs in CFB is the Doak Walker Trophy. May the Ducks in 2022 go on the same kind of run!
April 11, 20223 yr Scheffler has already won four tournaments this year and today he pocketed $2.7 million for winning The Masters.
April 11, 20223 yr At seven, I remember sitting on the living room floor in front of a huge radio listening to Walker’s Mustangs beat Van Brocklin and the Ducks in the Cotton Bowl. I think it was close, something like 13-7, but could be off on that. SMU had another great player on that team - Kyle Rote. Sorry this is kind of OT.
April 11, 20223 yr Author Moderator On 4/11/2022 at 1:47 AM, DUCKED said: Scheffler has already won four tournaments this year and today he pocketed $2.7 million for winning The Masters. $8.8M in his last 6 starts! 52 days from 1st win to #1 in the world; it took Woods over 250 days to accomplish the same.
April 11, 20223 yr On 4/11/2022 at 9:47 AM, Jon Joseph said: $8.8M in his last 6 starts! 52 days from 1st win to #1 in the world; it took Woods over 250 days to accomplish the same. He’s automatic from 6 to 8 feet….it’s the two footers that give him trouble. It’s nice to be able to four putt and know it doesn’t matter. His short game is truly astounding.
April 12, 20223 yr He apparently also went to the same high school as Matthew Stafford, and won his first tournament at the same time Stafford was in the Superbowl. Quite the performance from Scottie, and a more than impressive final round by McIlroy to shoot 64 on an extremely difficult course.
April 12, 20223 yr Moderator This is also OT, but Highland Park HS has quite a notable alumni base. Clayton Kershaw, Angie Harmon, Jayne Mansfield and John Hinckley Jr. to name a few.
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