Scottie Scheffler

You have to be able to trust your equipment.

That's something you never really get the opportunity to do very often. It's tough enough to win one Players, so to have it back-to-back is extremely special, and yeah, really thankful.

I think people expect - when you have success in whatever field it is, and I think ours especially, when people see it happen on TV, they expect you to change.

Patience is always a good thing. Especially in a career like this, you need to ride the ups and downs; take the rough with the smooth.

The reason why I play golf is I'm trying to glorify God and all that He's done in my life. So, for me, my identity isn't a golf score.

Being an amateur in the U.S. Open is very cool.

I was lucky to have many tour players practicing at my home course, Royal Oaks in Dallas, where they would come to work with my coach, Randy Smith. From the time I was 7, I got a front-row seat in a class that taught what it would take to play at the highest level, from the shots to the preparation to the attitude.