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The Monopoly at East Lake: Scottie Scheffler’s Gravity Field

After a season of mechanical precision, the world number one secures his second FedExCup to silence the critics of the staggered-start era.

There is a certain inevitability to the way Scottie Scheffler dismantles a golf course.

While the $25 million prize pool often draws the headlines, Scheffler’s performance in Atlanta felt more like a validation of the current PGA Tour structure.

The drama at East Lake wasn't entirely a one-man show. Rory McIlroy, a three-time FedExCup champion himself, reminded the gallery of his own enduring class with a blistering 63 on…

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After a season of mechanical precision, the world number one secures his second FedExCup to silence the critics of the staggered-start era.

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