US EditionScheffler Wins Again at Memorial. Stark Takes U.S. Women’s Open
- Scottie Scheffler won the Memorial Tournament for the second consecutive year at Muirfield Village in 2025.
- Scheffler's win followed steady recent form, including three victories in his last four starts and recovery from early-year hand surgery.
- He maintained a 54-hole lead, never lost the lead, and closed with a 2-under 70 to secure a four-shot victory against challenger Ben Griffin.
- Scheffler finished at 10-under 278 with only one bogey over 31 holes, and tournament host Jack Nicklaus praised his smart, relentless performance.
- Scheffler's victory expanded his margin as world No. 1 to levels not seen since Tiger Woods' peak and earned him a spot in the upcoming British Open.
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