Andrew PetersApril 14, 2024
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The 2024 Masters Tournament concerned an end Sunday with Scottie Scheffler taking home the success. The 2022 Masters winner had a sensational efficiency to win his 2nd Green Jacket.
Golf players fought the aspects at Augusta National Golf Club on Friday however were rewarded with excellent conditions on Saturday and Sunday. The leaderboard saw a couple of shakeups throughout the last 2 rounds, however Scheffler stayed on top.
The 27-year-old completed 11-under-par, striking four-under-par in the last round.
After Sunday’s action, here’s a take a look at the last leaderboard and the payments from the $20 million handbag.
1. Scottie Scheffler (-4) $3.6 million
2. Ludvig Åberg (-7) $2.16 million
T3. Collin Morikawa (-4) $1.04 million
T3. Max Homa (-4) $1.04 million
T3. Tommy Fleetwood (-4) $1.04 million
T6. Cameron Smith (-2) $695,000
T6. Bryson DeChambeau (-2) $695,000
8. Xander Schauffele (-1) $620,000
T9. Will Zalatoris (E) $540,000
T9. Tyrrell Hatton (E) $540,000
T9. Cameron Young (E) $540,000
Scheffler is having an incredible year, and his Masters win simply contributes to it. In March, Scheffler ended up being the very first golf enthusiast ever to repeat as the winner of the Players Championship. Prior to that, he won the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Among the most excellent efficiencies was from Ludvig Åberg, who was available in 2nd location in his very first Masters this weekend. The 24-year-old wasn’t able to leave with the win, however he needs to be feeling great after his seven-under-par efficiency.
Collin Morikawa had a remarkable proving at the Masters, tracking Scheffler by simply one stroke heading into the last round, however after shooting two-over-par on Sunday, Morikawa wasn’t able to win a win.
Bryson DeChambeau has actually had a hard time in the Masters for the majority of his profession with his finest surface can be found in 2016 when he put 21st. This year was various and he made significant strides, ending up in 6th location after shooting two-under-par in the competition.