The is the final sanctioned event 2024 that will see the PGA Tour compete against LIV Golf. There is still the Olympics, but their tour affiliation does not matter as it does in a major. The PGA Tour won the first two majors in 2024, while LIV Golf claimed the most recent at the .
That brings the question: Who would you take—the PGA Tour or LIV Golf—for this final major? Specifically, we paired and Scottie Scheffler on the PGA Tour’s side, with and representing LIV Golf. Let’s look at both sides' performances this year to see which side is better to root for. One of the biggest storylines of 2024 is Scheffler himself.
The world's No. 1 player has been nearly unstoppable all year. , including winning the Masters in April and four of the eight Signature Events.
He also won the Players in March. Not to mention, he has two runner-up finishes, 13 top 10s and 14 Top 25s. Scheffler has not missed a cut in the 15 events he played, either.
Scheffler’s worst finish came at the U.S. Open with a T41, which also marked the only time he did not finish inside the Top 25 at least.
The former Texas Longhorn’s last start came at the for the sixth time before July 1, so he has not played in three weeks. Regardless of that break, Scheffler comes in with a lot of hype surrounding him. As for his partner, McIlroy has also had a successful season.
He is currently the No. 3 player in the world and has two victories in 2024. McIlroy and Shane Lowry won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
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