Scottie Scheffler returns to the defense of RBC heritage, but not as a ruling master champion

Hilton Head Island, SC – Scottie Scheffler returned to the port of Town Golf Links after his trimmer victory on last year’s RBC heritage.

Although it is still a top player in the world and light Favorite, Scheffler admitted this week to take a little differently after his completion of the fourth place on masters.

“It was an exhaustive week, but it takes a lot of you to beat the golf tournament emotionally,” he explained. “I was on the tournament on Sunday. I need a little of you, but the adrenaline you got from actually a winning tournament is much different from approaching.”

Scheffler said watching Justin Rose finish 72^Nd hole from 18^th Fairway and he predicted the opportunity to match the Englishman, which was at 10 below before the bird closure.

“I’m thinking about myself, I’m going to this pin. I’ll try to open this, and then he does, and you’re like, well, the tournament rolled over,” he laughed. “I was watching (Caddy Ted Scott), and I’m like, okay, I guess I’m going to target the middle of green now. He’s like, if the goal is in the middle of green.” Let’s get out of here. “

The emotion of approaching, Scheffler said, it’s simply not the same as actually wins an event like a master.

“If Rosie misses the putt (at No 18) and I hole it (with a link for an eagle), a huge adrenaline hurry, and that is necessary to you,” Scheffler said before to surrender the adrenaline. It is necessary to get from arrest. “

Scheffler was arrested before the second round of last year’s PGA championship after the incident with the Louisville Police Department detective. Eventually the costs are at the end.