Scottie Scheffler reveals that he also failed the driver test before PGA wins

It turns out, it was not only Rory McIlroy who failed driver test Earlier this week in the overhead cavity. An eventual PGA champion has done.

Scottie Scheffler confirmed that his driver considered that UsGa thought that the USGA was conducted for PGA America, before abolishing him in 107. First Championship. Scheffler’s colleague Compeiter Xander Schauffele first told Journalists from Scheffler’s failed test earlier in the day.

“Driver testing is something that happens regularly on tour,” Scheffler said on Sunday night after his victory in five shots. “My driver didn’t kick me out this week. We had a feeling that I was going to come because I used that driver for more than a year. I was kind of happy to last for a long time.”

Modern drivers become warmer that are more affected, which leads to the faces of older driving programs and eventually fail to do a distinctive test time, which measures the spring club effect. The PGA Tour tests drivers on their events from the season 2019-20, although not testing every driver every week.

Scheffler said that he and Taylormades “really well prepared” for when his older driver eventually became unconformed. With his replacement, he ranked the fifth in the hit obtained from Tee this week, although he fought in the Sunday final round, only six of the 14 orders.

“No, I think I’m guilty,” Scheffler said with great laughter when the inaccuracy was asked because of the new equipment.

Seriously, Scheffler, as Schauffele did the hours before him, criticized the random of testing.

“I would argue that if we were going to test the drivers, we must be even more robust in the way we test them,” Scheffler said. .

“It’s a newer rule that we haven’t yet to become. I think we have some things to make sense. I would like to make it even strict. If you want, there’s no reason why we shouldn’t.”