OAKMONT, Pa. — Sometimes, even Superman struggles.

Scottie Scheffler doesn’t wear a cape. But the golf he’s played for the past few years has been worthy of superhero status. It’s been otherworldly.

The gap between his No. 1 world ranking and the rest of the pack is reminiscent of the Tiger Woods era of dominance.

Scheffler won seven times last season, including the Masters and the Players Championship. He entered this week’s U.S. Open at Oakmont having won three times in his previous four starts, including the PGA Championship and Memorial.

Here’s the thing about superheroes: It’s difficult to keep them down for long.{ai:summary}<p>Scottie Scheffler, currently ranked No. 1 in the world, has displayed remarkable golfing prowess, reminiscent of Tiger Woods' dominance. He secured seven victories last season, including prestigious tournaments like the Masters and the Players Championship, and has won three of his last four starts. </p><p>As he competes in this week's U.S. Open at Oakmont, Scheffler's performance continues to elevate him to superhero status in the sport. #sports</p>

Don’t count out Superman Scottie Scheffler with US Open always a breeding ground for chaos

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