Scottie Scheffler has dominated the Open Championship. As of this writing, the world's top ranked golfer finds himself three shots clear at the top of the standings. Scheffler has been hitting some excellent shots on the course. His performance has earned praise from 2008 Masters winner Trevor Immelman.
Immelman illustrated how Scheffler's shots are incredible, making him very difficult to compete against. He noted that nearly all of Scheffler's shots are eight out of 10, which is not an easy accomplishment. Immelman left this comment in response to another post in praise of Scheffler.
A post from golf writer Garrett Morrison said:
"When it comes to the "playing golf" part of playing golf, Scottie Scheffler is quite good."Responding to this, Immelman added his rating for Scheffler's shots. His comment read:
"He just keeps stacking 8/10 shots…..hard to compete against."Scottie Scheffler has been dominant this year, winning three times: the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, the 2025 PGA Championship, and the Memorial Tournament. He is also a two-time Masters champion and won the Olympic gold medal in golf last year.
Coincidentally, Trevor Immelman shared some advice for Scottie Scheffler ahead of The Open Championship.
Trevor Immelman advised Scottie Scheffler not to panic during the Open Championship

Being ranked number one in the world already puts a lot of strain on one's mind. Going into any event, you are the favorite, and Scottie Scheffler's situation was no exception. Even in the power rankings ahead of The Open Championship, he was ranked first, but Trevor Immelman stated that Scheffler should escape the pressure of expectations.
The retired golfer stated on CBS Sports that Scheffler seemed to be frustrated and should not panic. Immelman also predicted that if Scheffler worked on this, he would finish in the top ten at the 2025 Open Championship, and based on the current leaderboard, it appears that the prediction is coming true.
He stated:
"He seems a little frustrated, but absolutely not anything to panic about for sure. I’m not concerned about his chances at all going into The Open. He’s still really in a lot of ways still trying to come to grips with links golf, but as I’ve watched him on the range and throughout the course of the last few days, the game still seems there."Immelman added:
"He just needs to tidy up the driver. Off the tee today, didn’t really give himself many opportunities, just the five fairways. And like we touched on earlier, it’s very hard to be aggressive and attack when you’re constantly coming out of these pot bunkers or the rough."Scottie Scheffler finds himself in an excellent position to win The Open Championship, with the likes of Haotong Li, Matt Fitzpatrick and Rory McIlroy among those chasing him.
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