The Scottie Scheffler fart-gate took a brand new twist. On the 17th hole at the British Open last Thursday, when Scheffler was chipping to the green, the broadcast feed picked up someone passing gas . While some thought a fan was the culprit, Scheffler completely changed the narrative this week.

Scottie Scheffler walked into Royal Portrush like a man on a mission, and he walked out with his fourth major title this time, the Claret Jug in hand. With a composed final-round 68, Scheffler finished 17-under to claim the 153rd Open Championship by four shots,

Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy take different approaches to both golf and life. Perhaps you're drawn to one over the other.

Four-time major champion and lifelong Cowboys fan Scottie Scheffler would be willing to part with one of his trophies to bring the Lombardi back to Dallas.

Scottie Scheffler's Family Message After The Open originally appeared on Athlon Sports. You’d think winning your fourth major would change a man. Make him strut a little. Maybe throw around some swagger. Not Scottie Scheffler. The man just lifted the Claret Jug at Royal Portrush and spent more time talking about diapers than domination.

It was reminiscent of Canterbury in the 1973 PGA Championship. Jack Nicklaus, who that week broke the record for most major titles, was coming off the 18th green after the second round when 4-year-old son Gary ran out to meet him. The Golden Bear carried off his cub.