World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler becomes first to go 0-4 through first four sessions in Ryder Cup history

Scottie Scheffler, the current world's number one golfer, has become the first player in Ryder Cup history to go 0-4 through the first four sessions. This disappointing performance is a stark contrast to Scheffler's successful season, where he won the Masters Tournament and claimed the world's top ranking. Despite his impressive individual achievements, Scheffler struggled to find his form in the team event, failing to secure a single point for the United States team. This historic feat highlights the unique challenges and pressures that players face in the Ryder Cup, where individual success does not necessarily translate to team performance. The article suggests that Scheffler's struggles may have been influenced by the intense team dynamics and the high-stakes nature of the Ryder Cup competition. This result will undoubtedly be a learning experience for the young golfer as he looks to bounce back and lead his team to victory in future Ryder Cup events.