What Tournaments Has Scottie Scheffler Won

Okay, let’s talk about Scottie Scheffler. You know, the guy who looks like he just wandered off a Colorado hiking trail to absolutely demolish the entire PGA Tour? He’s less a golfer and more a gentle, six-foot-three Terminator who apologizes after winning by five shots. So, what tournaments has this human avalanche actually won? All of them, it seems. Get a coffee, because the list is longer than your ex’s grocery list of grievances.

The Masters: His Happy Place

Let’s start with the big one: the Masters. He’s won it twice, in 2022 and 2024. The first was a breakout; the second was a coronation where he made Augusta National look like a putt-putt course in a mall parking lot. In 2024, he literally had a baby two weeks before, flew to Augusta, and won the Green Jacket. Most of us can’t fold a fitted sheet after a nap, and this guy wins golf’s most stressful tournament on a sleep schedule that involves diaper changes. Surprising fact: he’s the only player to win the Masters twice while also winning the Players Championship in the same year. He did that in 2024. Just, you know, casually.

The Players Championship: The "Fifth Major"

Scottie owns the Players Championship like a landlord owns a duplex with no heat. He won it in 2023 and 2024. That’s back-to-back. The Players is supposed to be impossible to repeat because the Sawgrass course is a vengeful swamp monster. Scottie didn’t care. He hit shots so pure that the balls probably said "thank you" as they dropped into the hole. If the Masters is his throne, TPC Sawgrass is his second home—the one with the messy garage where he still somehow keeps everything organized.

The WGCs and The "Big Events"

Before the big-money stuff got shuffled, he won the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play in 2023. That’s a format where you play one guy head-to-head, which sounds stressful, but Scottie treats match play like a friendly game of checkers where he starts with all his pieces on the king row. He also won the WM Phoenix Open in 2022 and 2023. Yes, the one where the 16th hole is a gladiator arena of drunk people yelling "mashed potatoes!" He won there twice, in the loudest environment on Earth. It’s like he feeds on chaos. Surprising fact: he didn’t win anything between the 2023 Players and the 2024 Masters. That’s a "slump" for him—a year of just being top-five every week. For you and me, that’s a lottery win; for Scottie, that’s a Tuesday.

The "Triple Crown" of 2024

Let’s dwell on 2024 because it was stupid. He won the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the Players Championship, the Masters, and the RBC Heritage all in a two-month stretch. That’s four of the biggest non-major events plus a major, all before June. He also threw in the Memorial Tournament in June for good measure. That’s a "jackpot" of events that usually define a career, and he did it in a spring bloom. The Memorial is Jack Nicklaus’s event, and Jack was probably tweaking his own back just watching Scottie swing.

The Olympic Gold is a Tournament

Oh, and he won the Olympic gold medal in 2024. That’s not technically a PGA Tour event, but it’s a tournament, and he won it by one shot over a charging Tom Kim. He did it at Le Golf National, which is a French course that eats golfers for breakfast and spits out their scorecards. Scottie just smiled, birdied the last hole, and made America proud while probably thinking about his dinner reservation. Surprising fact: he’s the first golfer to win the Masters, the Players, and an Olympic gold medal in the same year. That’s a triple that even your aunt on Facebook has heard of.

The "Other" Wins That Sound Made Up

He also won the Travelers Championship in 2023 and the Tour Championship (the FedEx Cup finale) in 2022 and 2023. The Tour Championship is where they give you a handicap based on season points, then you play for $18 million. Scottie started behind in 2023 and still won. It’s like giving an Olympic sprinter a head start and then he still breaks the tape. He also won the Zozo Championship in Japan in 2022. Because why not? He beat the jet lag, the time zone, and the kawaii culture shock to bring home a trophy. At this point, I’m convinced he could win a tournament on the moon if they rigged a flagstick into the lunar surface.

The Nutshell Count

As of early 2025, Scottie Scheffler has 13 PGA Tour wins and one Olympic gold. That includes two Masters, two Players, and two FedEx Cups. He’s 28 years old. By the time you finish reading this sentence, he might have won another one. The most surprising fact? He didn’t win his first PGA Tour event until he was 26. That’s "late" by prodigy standards. Then he turned into a goldfish that eats sharks. If you’re counting his wins on one hand, you’re missing three fingers. So, bottom line: Scottie Scheffler has won everything that matters, and he did it while looking like he just finished a nice sandwich. Cheers to the gentle giant who ruins golf for everyone else.