Scottie Scheffler breaks silence on TGL after | Golf News

Scottie Scheffler has confessed that he hasn’t had a lot time to watch the newly-launched TGL, as he selected to not take part within the simulator league.

Despite being a notable absence from the TGL roster, which incorporates huge names like Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods, Scheffler has been preoccupied with different commitments. He revealed that he solely managed to catch about 5 minutes of the opening match between The Bay Golf Club and New York Golf Club earlier this yr.

Scheffler mentioned: “I haven’t watched much of it. I did catch – I was working out in the trailer last night and it was on.

“I had heard the primary two matches weren’t very close, however final night time was fairly thrilling, it was good for them to have a close match. I watched like 5 minutes of the primary one one night time. I turned on like ESPN, I used to be rocking Bennett (his son) to sleep like late at night time and turned it on, caught fairly a bit.”

Despite watching little TGL action, Scheffler admitted: “I believe it is attention-grabbing. I believe it is good vitality for the game. I believe perhaps some new people are getting eager about golf. But general I have not actually paid an excessive amount of consideration to it, however final night time was good.”

World No. 1 Scheffler is set to launch his 2025 PGA Tour run at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, coming back from a bizarre hand injury he picked up while making Christmas dinner.

Providing an update on his health, Scheffler said: “There was a lot of sitting round at first however after that, I used to be in a position to get shifting pretty shortly.

“I definitely had – it was good and bad. It was frustrating to be sitting at home, not being able to play golf, but we got some good time at home just us three. It’s pretty rare for me to be at home throughout the day without really having much to do.

“I could not actually work out at first, there wasn’t actually a entire lot I might do, so it was good uninterrupted time for us at home. But it was positively nonetheless irritating watching golf on TV and never with the ability to play.”