World No.1 Scottie Scheffler Makes a Hilarious $40 Gamble Despite Being a $42 Million Mammoth

Scottie Scheffler has had an incredible season on the PGA Tour in 2023. With two official and one unofficial victory, World No. 1 is glowing with pride and joy. After a successful season run, the Masters champ is making sure to make the off-season memorable as well.

Back in Dallas City, Scheffler has now occupied himself with serving the community and helping people around. The 6-time PGA Tour winner was present at the inauguration of a new community center and, in the process, earned or we can say won 40 bucks.

Scottie Scheffler gets $40 richer

The World No. 1 is a man of faith which often reflects through his charitable causes. The Dallas resident was again seen at an event where he was promoting the inauguration of a new community center. While doing so, it seems Scheffler also made a new friend, Drew Holcomb.

The musician was playing at a concert for the nonprofit organization,

Behind Every Door, which is supported by the American golfer. After the concert, Scheffler and Holcomb made a hilarious bet whose details remain undisclosed.

Nonetheless, Scheffler won $40 bucks out of his friend and added it to his career earnings as he shared on his Instagram. Despite amassing $42,565,229 in 2023, the 6-time PGA Tour winner found a way to strengthen his friendship through friendly banter and asked Holcomb for a dinner treat after winning the $40 bet.

The Dallas native has always expressed the importance of faith in his life and also believes it to be the driving force behind his success. And the 2022 Masters win’s post-conference speech was proof of Scheffler’s devotion.

World No.1’s crucial support is his faith

After five years of debut, Scottie Scheffler got his first major win in 2022 at Augusta National. Given the honor of wearing a green jacket, Scheffler was beaming with happiness. Talking about his victory and the motivation behind playing golf, the American decided to credit all of it to the Almighty in the post-match conference.

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He said, “The reason why I play golf is I’m trying to glorify God and all that he’s done in my life.” Scheffler is a proud Christian and, as per the NYC Post, is also a part of the PGA Tour Bible Study Group. As he ventures through his life with God on his side, we wish the World No.1 all the more success and growth.

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