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Scheffler had a season golf fans should remember for a long time. He picked up his long-awaited first victory in a playoff at the Phoenix Open and followed with wins at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, WGC-Match Play, and capped it off with a win at the Masters. Scheffler would surprisingly not find the winner's circle again the rest of the season, but did notch runner-up's at Colonial, the U.S. open, and the Tour Championship. The 26-year-old made north of $14 million last season, which was a PGA Tour record. While that would be a big ask to repeat, Scheffler has the game and mental makeup to be a really good player for over a decade.
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Arrives at Valhalla
Scheffler arrived at Valhalla and is warming up for his second round, according to Golf Digest.
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Arrested by police
Scheffler was arrested by police Friday morning, according to Jay Busbee of Yahoo News.
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Picks up fourth win in five starts
Scheffler fired a final round three-under 68 to claim the victory at the RBC Heritage by three shots.
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Wins second Masters
Scheffler closed with a four-under 68 to win the Masters by four strokes over Ludvig Aberg.
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On baby watch this week
Scheffler said that he will withdraw from the Masters should his wife Meredith go into labor during the tournament, Golf Digest reports.
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