Scottie Scheffler Dominates 2025 Open Championship with Stellar Final Round

Scottie Scheffler has once again proven why he’s the name on every golf fan’s lips, delivering a performance at the 2025 Open Championship that can only be described as masterful. Over the weekend at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland, Scheffler didn’t just play—he dominated, wrapping up the final round with a cool 68 to claim his first-ever Open Championship title.

Starting with a steady 68 in the first round, Scheffler found his groove in the second with an electrifying 64, including eight birdies that shot him up the leaderboard. By the third round, a 67 positioned him perfectly for the win. Come Sunday, it was all about consistency—five birdies and just one double bogey, with no one even sniffing a chance to catch him. This victory marks his fourth of 2025, following wins at the Byron Nelson, PGA Championship, and the Memorial. Talk about a hot streak!

Harris English gave a valiant chase, finishing second at 13-under with a final-round 66—his best showing at this major yet. Chris Gottrup also turned heads, landing third at 12-under with another 66 on Sunday. Meanwhile, Bryson DeChambeau, after a rough start with a 78, clawed his way back into a tie for 10th, thanks to a stunning 64 in the final round. Resilience, thy name is Bryson.

As the last major of the season, the Open Championship closes a chapter for both PGA Tour and LIV Golf stars. Now, all eyes turn to the Ryder Cup in September. If Scheffler’s form is anything to go by, we’re in for a treat.