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Welcome back to Golf Subpar with Colt Nost and Drew Stultz.

Sleese, I feel like we're starting to do this quite often.

Scotty Schaeffler wins again, picks up his fourth major championship at the Open

Championship, his second major title of the year, dominating fashion, one by four.

It seemed like he won by a hundred, but this guy, he is just ridiculous, man.

I brought up, like, legitimately we joke about it, but what more can you say about the guy?

Like, he's head and shoulders above everybody else in the world of golf. And kind of for a while, you know, the talk was, well, what happens if he putts good? What's he going to do if he putts good? Well, there you go. You see what happened this week. He was second in strokes game putting. It was a runaway victory. four strokes at the end dude i don't know but you're like that doesn't even feel like it does it

justice the thing was a run away from the start there was not one single moment in the final round including the one slip up he had on eight where he made double where i thought this thing where i thought anyone else had a chance i mean he comes out the gates hits it to a foot on one and then he just pretty much outside of hole eight hit the perfect shot,

the shot that it called for every single time.

He led and strokes gained approach cold.

And I know he's had a ton of great performances.

But to me, especially the first three days where there were some elements,

there were some wind, a little rain.

That might have been the best iron play like I've ever seen.

He seemed to hit it pin high every single hole.

Yeah, it was a ball striking clinic.

And in my opinion, all the golf I've watched him play throughout his life,

like I think that's the best he's probably ever putted.

I mean, I don't know if he's ever in his PGA tour career finished first for a week

in strokes game putting. He did it this past week. And I just think the perfect example to look at it last week of why he is just so much better than everyone else. One, how he played the par threes in general, which were very demanding at Royal Port Rush. But then you go to 16, which is one of the hardest holes. Johnson Wagner did a segment on it leading end of the week talking about how hard this hole is. It's a calamity corner. All hell can break loose at this 235 yard par three. Scotty birdies at the first three times. And then on Sunday, with a massive lead, hits a forearm from 230 to like 15 feet left left of the hole exactly where you're supposed to hit it

easily could have birdied the hole all four days but when you look at that i mean we're not talking

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