The article explores the current competitive landscape in golf, particularly focusing on Scottie Scheffler's current hot streak and comparisons to past players like Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy. It reflects on Spieth's early dominance, highlighted by his multiple major wins, and how his form has fluctuated since 2017. The piece suggests how the absence of Tiger Woods has altered perceptions of greatness among golfers and the potential for new streaks to define the landscape of modern golf.
Jordan Spieth, who was once a dominant force in modern golf with an impressive stretch of 11 wins in four years, now faces uncertainty regarding his form.
Comparisons between stars like Spieth and McIlroy highlight the changing dynamics of golf, particularly after the era of Tiger Woods, suggesting that the 'likely lads' haven't fully realized their potential.
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