Scheffler keeps on winning after dominant season – | Golf News

Scottie Scheffler has bagged another victory, but this time it is not on the inexperienced. After a stellar 2025 with six PGA Tour wins, including two majors, the four-time major champion has again added a trophy to his assortment. It comes as Tiger Woods shared a unhappy verdict on his golf sport.

Scheffler‘s aggressive spirit has now ventured into open water fishing. The 28-yr-previous Texan led his newly shaped crew, the Texas Lone Stars Angling Club, to triumph in the Sport Fishing Championship, marking a profitable end to their debut season.

The thrilling finale befell at the Zane Grey Championship Playoffs in Cabo San Lucas, where Scheffler’s crew secured the season title in an thrilling end. With just 90 minutes remaining in the competitors, the Lone Stars reeled in a blue marlin, incomes them essential factors.

Scheffler, who grew to become the full proprietor of the crew just over a yr in the past, lauded his crew’s resilience under stress.

“I could not be more proud of the club for winning the season championship in our inaugural year of competition,” he said. “It is a testament to their talent and determination to overcome the pressure of the moment, and for their resilience to overcome a tough start to the season to even be in the hunt. There’s no ‘quit’ in this team.”

Robbie Floyd, the SFC commentator, summed it up best after the blue marlin was caught. “Scottie Scheffler, congratulations, you’ve got another title in 2025,” said Floyd.

After six tournaments, Scheffler’s crew secured second place in the Gulf Division with 15,800 factors, trailing 4,000 factors behind the Third Coast Renegades Angling Club. Despite ending last in the first two tournaments, their second-place end was enough to secure a spot in the Zane Grey Championship playoff.

Once they made it to the playoffs, the crew racked up 4,550 factors, outscoring the Third Coast Renegades Angling Club by 150 factors and clinching the inaugural season of the Sport Fishing Championship.

Over the course of the 2-day playoff, Scheffler’s crew launched 41 striped marlin and one blue marlin.