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Scottie Scheffler, the charismatic Masters Tour winner and an ardent fan of ‘The Office,’ has become a captivating figure in the world of golf. Known for his humorous and eccentric demeanor, the PGA Tour star’s recent reveal of his favorite TV show has piqued the curiosity of fans. They can’t help but wonder which character from the beloved show he resonates with the most. The intrigue surrounding Scheffler’s Office alter ego has sparked many lively discussions among fans.

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Is he more akin to the charming and witty Jim, or does he harbor a hidden Toby side that has yet to be unveiled? Let’s see what the golf pro himself has to say about it.

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Cracking up on the course: Scottie Scheffler’s hilarious golf slang

Recently, in a Twitter video shared by the PGA Tour, Scheffler was quizzed about his relatability to a character from the beloved show. His intriguing response?

“Gosh, that’s a tough one.”

“I don’t know; I am going ‘no comment’ on that one,” he stated.

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Now, let’s dive into this comparison. Just like Jim, Scheffler exudes a calm and collected aura, never appearing flustered or overwhelmed. He’s the master of taking everything in stride, just like Jim would in the face of Dwight’s crazy antics. But hold on a second! Before we crown him as the Jim of the PGA Tour, let’s not forget his reputation as a not-so-exciting golfer. Not too long ago, NHL legend Ryan Whitney labeled the pro “boring,” but clearly there’s a lot more than meets the eye when it comes to him.

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USA Today via Reuters

Scottie Scheffler, the talented golfer with a great sense of humor, has revealed his favorite TV show: ‘The Office.’ Not only does he enjoy watching the hilarious antics of Michael Scott and the Dunder Mifflin crew, but he also shares his love for funny golf slang.

In a delightful twist, Scheffler playfully despises the term “fried egg,” finding it less than appetizing on the golf course. However, he finds the phrase “duck hook” incredibly amusing, showcasing his lighthearted approach to the game.

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But that’s not all—Scheffler’s caddie has a witty saying about “quack hooks” that never fails to crack him up. The golf pro’s love for ‘The Office’ goes beyond casual viewing. He admits to watching it on repeat, adding an extra layer of enjoyment to his off-course activities. Who can resist the charms of Michael Scott and the humorous chaos that unfolds at Dunder Mifflin?

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From Dunder Mifflin to the fairway: Scottie Scheffler’s love for ‘The Office’

As Scheffler continues to dominate the golf world, fans have fallen head over heels for his playful and lighthearted side. Some fans argue that his answer aligns more with Stanley’s style of answering questions—starting a sentence without a clue and hoping to stumble upon the answer along the way. Who knows where that train of thought will take him?

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They also appreciate him for breaking free from the “boring” label and embracing his unique personality. As a fan said, “He couldn’t be more Toby if he tried.”

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It’s no wonder he’s won the hearts of golf enthusiasts both on and off the course.

Fans are clearly divided in their opinions when it comes to picking out one character from the famous American sitcom to match against the major winner.

Some are convinced that Scheffler embodies the charming and witty Jim, while others find his response reminiscent of the dullness of Toby. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.

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