Golf analyst lauds World No. 1’s dominance after PGA Championship 2025 win

The world’s 1 golf player, Scotti Chefler, won the PGA championship for 2025, which confirms himself as one of the best golf players in his generation. After the exciting victory, the golf analyst Rex Higard discussed its achievement, and it was called “Scotti Chevler”.

Last year, Chefler won the Arnold Palmer Championship for the prestigious calls and players and even won the Master Championship for the second time in his career. He won the seven PGA events in 2024 and has a total of 15 PGA title.

During the Golf channel podcast, golf analysts discussed Rex Higard and Ryan Lavnner, the most prominent performance of Scotti Chevler in the 2025 PGA championship. Laviner Chefler described as the best long iron player in the game in the past 25 years. He also pointed out that the dominant performance in the world No. 1 has improved over time and not just a “operation”.

Hoggard echoed his ideas, saying:

“Let’s call it Scotti Shevler’s era at this stage. But you are right – it’s not at all operation.” [2:17]

“I took the idea that he is a man who does not seem to be affected by the outside world or one way or another. He wants to keep his isolated world as isolated as possible physically. He has his circle, and this will be.”

The golf analyst also stated that he would equal the Shevler mentality with the presentation of great athletes such as Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods. He pointed out that the winner of the major championship three times is using cash as fuel to improve his game.

A look at the performance of Scotti Chefler, the victor in the 2025 PGA championship

Scotti Chefler got two of 69 in his first day in Quail Hollow Club. The next day, he went free from the ghost in the front and shot one ghost in the thirteenth. He got three less than 68 after shooting four birds through 18 slots on his second tour.

On the day of the transition, Scotti Chefler opened with a ghost on the first hole and followed with two consecutive birds on the fourth and fifth. He shot two other ghosts on 11 and 13 and eagles on the fourteenth, and got six etc. 65 years and subscribed to the top of the leaders.

During his last tour of the PGA championship, Sheffler shot four ghosts and four birds to finish even on an equal foot. This brought a group to 11 under 273, and put it firmly in the lead. He won five strikes before the second place in Harris Angech, Breisson Deschambo and Davis Riley, who all finished six less.

In a post -championship interview, Sheffler admitted that he was proud of the way he played during the tournament. He revealed that he had “had no good preparatory week” as he wanted, but he gave the allegations to the box and the coach to help him discover a swing.