Scottie Scheffler is taking a week off before the U.S. Open, which begins June 12. The star lifted his third trophy in 30 days, including the Wanamaker at the PGA Championship and will want to maintain this winning momentum to add another major cup to his cabinet.

It was a strange week for McIlroy, who arrived at the PGA as the most celebrated player in golf after he completed the career Grand Slam.

While it's hard to find anything in sports that is unanimously agreed upon, it appears that that is indeed the case when it comes to the PGA Tour's recent decision to bring the traditional stroke-play format back to the Tour Championship.

Scheffler and an impressive field of golfers will tee off from Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pa., on June 12. The RBC Canadian Open is not without stars as Rory McIlroy headlines the field of golfers with Scheffler choosing to skip the event.

The biennial event announced on Wednesday that Scheffler clinched one of six automatic spots on the team. A dominant four-tournament stretch in which he won three PGA Tour titles—including the PGA Championship and the Memorial —by a combined 17 shots put him over the top.

Scottie Scheffler is halfway to a career Grand Slam, with two Masters and a PGA Championship to his name. As we head into the U.S. Open, Scheffler is the betting favorite on the golf futures market for all four upcoming majors,

The Colorado Rockies are finally better than Scottie Scheffler. After a brutal month where the top-ranked golfer in the world somehow managed to keep up with a professional baseball team, the Rockies are back on top — and they’re laughing at themselves perfectly.

Scottie Scheffler's caddie, Ted Scott, earned close to a $1 million during the month of May, more than many golfers.