Scottie Scheffler

I think it would be pretty cool winning the U.S. Open as an amateur.

I built my entire career here on the PGA Tour and I wasn't willing to leave it.

Getting better around the greens means improving your average result.

I try to do my best to keep my personal life out of kind of the public eye.

I don't put anything in my bag if I believe it might sacrifice performance.

I just love playing golf, and I love competing.

Putting is such a weird thing. Sometimes when you feel good you feel like you're never going to miss, and then sometimes when you feel terrible you feel like you're never going to make.

For me, as a golfer, I just try to put the work in.

It's not like I've been a bad putter my whole career. I've just gone through a stretch where it's been tough.

You had some guys that left our Tour and then sued our Tour. That wasn't really in great taste. Then you had some other guys that just left and they wanted to do something different. Everybody made their own decision, and I have no bad blood toward the guys that left.

As a professional, it has been about making small, incremental improvements to my game and body and keeping my focus on the short term.

The media is 15 minutes of my day, sometimes 30. So it's not the biggest thing to do. I'll answer the questions and then I'll go about my business.

When you sit there and start enjoying the victories too often, you forget about what got you there. That's why I always try to stay in the present and try and get a little bit better at a time.

I mark my ball with the same coin every time. It's a Dallas Cowboys ball marker. I'm not superstitious, though. If I lost it, I'd probably just use a quarter.

Hitting too many shots that over-curve to the right? The cause is almost always an open face in relation to your swing path.

In my lifetime, Tiger has been the guy that has dominated. I don't know if we will ever see anything like that in the game of golf.

I grew up wearing long pants to go practice because I wanted to be a professional golfer.

I have great parents.

In high school, I narrowed it down to just basketball and golf.

Whenever I do something, I usually will just try and figure out how to do it better.