The gap between Scottie Scheffler and the rest on the PGA Tour is a big one, but Max Homa is determined to “beat his ass pretty bad at some point” as he detailed the extent of the challenge the World No.1 presents.
Homa says that Scheffler, who returned to action with a first-round 69 at the RBC Heritage, is getting towards Tiger Woods levels of dominance, albeit via a completely different method, but the challenge of beating him is somewhat similar.
