The World's Best Player: Why Scottie Scheffler's Drought Matters More Than It Seems Scottie Scheffler's recent drought without a win has sparked debate about whether he is past his peak as the world's best golfer.
But this narrative oversimplifies a more complex issue. Scheffler's dominance of the golf world has been a defining feature of the past three years, with 166 weeks spent as the number one ranked player.
His ability to maintain this position despite not winning a tournament since January is a testament to his remarkable consistency and adaptability.