Scheffler’s comments echo his musings from last year’s Open Championship when he pondered, “What is the point of it all?” No matter how many historic accomplishments Scheffler achieves, he may never be fulfilled as a professional golfer. That’s why he doesn’t pay any mind to what the outside world thinks.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\n“I have never once thought about how I\u2019m going to be remembered,” Scheffler said. “To me, it truly doesn\u2019t matter from a sense of accomplishment. Like when I die, ‘hey, Scottie won four majors and 20 tournaments, and he won this much money.’ That has zero effect on me.<\/p>\n
“History to me isn\u2019t that important. I don\u2019t necessarily want to be remembered for winning the tournaments that I won. I\u2019d much rather be remembered for the way that I did it \u2014 doing things the right way, treating people the right way.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote><\/div>\n