PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland — Come and get me.&nbsp;

This is the message Scottie Scheffler has delivered — in a subliminal way — to the rest of the golf world.&nbsp;

That was a recurring theme heard from those competitors of the 29-year-old world No. 1 who <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/07/20/sports/scottie-scheffler-cruises-to-british-open-win-one-away-from-career-grand-slam/">nearly lapped the field</a> en route to winning the 153rd British Open on Sunday at Royal Portrush.&nbsp;

Scheffler’s final margin of victory at the Open was four shots, but it felt like double that with the way he completely controlled the tournament, particularly the final 36 holes.&nbsp;

Come and get me:  This is the message Scottie Scheffler has delivered — in a subliminal way — to the rest of the golf world.{ai:summary}<p>Scottie Scheffler dominated the 153rd British Open at Royal Portrush, winning by four shots and showcasing his control over the tournament, especially in the final 36 holes. His performance sends a clear message to competitors in the golf world. #sports</p>

Scottie Scheffler improved upon his own greatness — and golf is left to reckon with it

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