That's something that shows that I'm playing some pretty good golf," he said.
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He acknowledged that minor execution details have prevented additional victories. "It just hasn't been quite good enough to win some tournaments.
I still feel like my game's in a good spot," Scheffler said.
"If you took a blind look at some of my results, I think a lot of people would say that's a really good season."
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Several notable players are aiming to climb into the top 70 of the FedExCup standings, including Jason Day, Brian Harman, Tom Hoge, and 2022 champion Tony Finau.
Defending champion Kurt Kitayama returns after his one-stroke victory over Sam Stevens last year.
Tournament director Hollis Cavner detailed the long-term effort to bring Scheffler to Minnesota, citing relationships with his coaching staff.
Cavner also confirmed that every hospitality box and tent sold out for the pro-am, setting the tournament on pace for record attendance.
"We're really getting in position now where we feel like we've arrived," Cavner said. Regarding future tour structural changes in 2028, he emphasized focusing on the present.
"Let's be the best of the best in '26 and '27, and then '28 takes care of itself."
Former PGA Tour Rookie of the Year Aaron Wise, returning after a mental health break, spoke on managing tournament stress.
"It's just a matter of ... the days are stressful, so how do you then calm yourself down," Wise said.
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He added, "Even though it's stressful, we're supposed to like being out here. We started playing golf because we love the game."
