In his first start since the Ryder Cup in September, the reigning PGA and Open champion has become the latest convert to TaylorMade’s new Qi4D driver. Scheffler added the Qi4D core driver and 3-wood to the bag this week in the Bahamas and it’s stuck through the first two rounds as he sits just one off the lead going into the weekend.

Scheffler’s blue driver face may seem like a quirk, but it's another example of how the smallest detail can separate great from good.

The two-time defending champion returns to Albany Golf Course this week with his sights set on making history at the Hero World Challenge. Scottie Scheffler, fresh off a dominant 2025 season that saw him capture six PGA TOUR victories,

As Scheffler prepares for the Hero World Challenge, he introduces the unreleased TaylorMade Qi4D driver into his equipment setup. This marks his first driver change since February 2024, when he first utilized the Qi10. The decision to switch drivers reflects Scheffler's commitment to continually optimizing his game.

It’s a level of brilliance — and dominance — that golf fans haven’t been treated to since Tiger in his heyday. Scheffler’s scoring average this year? Only Tiger bettered it at his most sublime in 2000.

Scottie Scheffler, J.J. Spaun, and three others share the Hero World Challenge lead after Round One. Tiger's tournament delivers elite golf in paradise.

The top three players in the Official World Golf Rankings are among those nominated for the Jack Nicklaus Award