The Waste Management Open has always been golf’s most unique event of elite competition wrapped in a gigantic party. This year, one of the biggest names has joined the field to make it a must-see tournament,

Folks, stop us if you’ve heard this one before: Scottie Scheffler has won again. On Sunday at The American Express, the undisputed heavyweight champion of men’s golf rallied from a shot down to win by four in his first start of 2026. The victory was Scheffler’s 20th on the PGA Tour before the age of 30, putting him in some exceptionally rare air.

Who's trailing Scheffler on the PGA Tour money list after the second event of the season at La Quinta, Calif.?

Scottie Scheffler speaks endlessly about preparation, whether that’s getting stronger in the gym or grooving a swing that rarely misses.

Scottie Scheffler started his season as though nothing had changed, running off four birdies in a six-hole stretch Sunday to blow past 18-year-old Blades Brown and the rest of the field. He closed with a 6-under 66 for a four-shot victory in The American Express.

The Dallas native made his 2026 debut at the American Express in La Quinta, Calif., this week and cruised to a win, the 20th of his career.

We have a reminder entering the WM Phoenix Open: The PGA Tour will only get better when everyone is chasing greatness like Scottie Scheffler does.

Cameron Young has just one PGA Tour win and has looked up to Scottie Scheffler, as many do, to mirror the best golfer in the world.