Scottie Scheffler may not be the most extroverted PGA Tour personality, but get him on the golf course and you’ll get everything you could want from a star athlete. It makes total sense that that’s where he’d be most comfortable.

Scottie Scheffler jumped out to an early lead during the tournament and did not look back, driving, chipping and putting his way to a remarkable 31 under final score that beat second place finisher Erik van Rooyen's score by eight strokes.

Scottie Scheffler has tied the PGA Tour’s 72-hole scoring record, finishing at 253 and running away with an eight-shot victory at his hometown CJ Cup Byron Nelson.