Scottie Scheffler continued his phenomenal season at Caves Valley on Sunday as he triumphed at the BMW Championship.
Scheffler has earned $23.9million in 2025 prize money following his success at the BMW Championship, where he won by two shots.
The world number one finished his week on 15-under after rounds of 66, 65, 67 and 67, with Robert MacIntyre taking second and Maverick McNealy ending third.
Scheffler now has five wins for the PGA Tour season so far and 18 in his career, with his focus now turning to the Tour Championship.
There was, however, a change from the ordinary at the BMW Championship as Michael Cromie caddied for Scheffler.
Scottie Scheffler messages his temporary caddie after BMW Championship win
With Scheffler’s usual caddie Ted Scott back at home for a personal matter, Chris Kirk’s caddie agreed to step in.
Cromie earned $360,000 as Scheffler emerged victorious in Maryland, with the player now messaging his caddie following their success.
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He wrote on Instagram: “So thankful to come away with this win at the BMW Championship! A huge thank you to Michael Cromie for stepping in and being on the bag this week!”
Scottie Scheffler’s PGA Tour wins after his BMW Championship success
Scheffler has continued his stunning dominance on the PGA Tour once more, which should be a real worry for his rivals.
They don’t seem to be able to come close to the American right now, which also bodes well for the Ryder Cup hosts.
| Year | Wins | Tournaments |
| 2025 | 5 | BMW Championship The Open Championship the Memorial Tournament PGA Championship THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson |
| 2024 | 7 | Tour Championship Travelers Championship the Memorial Tournament RBC Heritage The Masters The Players Championship Arnold Palmer Invitational |
| 2023 | 2 | The Players Championship WM Phoenix Open |
| 2022 | 4 | The Masters World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play Arnold Palmer Invitational WM Phoenix Open |
The four-time major champion is in a world of his own at this moment in time, with Scheffler remarkably keeping up his stunning efforts from 2024 this year.
He won seven PGA Tour titles last season, and is just two shy of that number as he prepares to defend his Tour Championship crown.
The third and final FedExCup Playoff event returns to East Lake this week, a tournament Scheffler won by four shots in 2024.
With another success this week, he would join Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Rory McIlroy as multi-time Tour Championship winners.
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