Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler Have Different Views

Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler are two of the best golfers, but they disagree on one thing.

Scottie Scheffler is close to being a golf legend, but he doesn't think about it. He is the favorite to win the US Open, which would put him in the history books.

If Scheffler wins, he will be the seventh golfer to win all four major championships, joining an elite group.

Scheffler needs to win the US Open to complete his set of major championships. He says the Grand Slam is not a big motivator for him. He just wants to be the best version of himself.

Scheffler thinks that even if he wins the US Open, people will still have high expectations. He believes that the goals will just keep moving forward.

This is different from Rory McIlroy, who spent 10 years trying to complete his Grand Slam. McIlroy finally won the Masters last year.

McIlroy said in 2016 that winning the Grand Slam would make him happy. He wanted to join the list of golfers who have won all four majors.

McIlroy repeated this point a year later, saying he wanted to win the Grand Slam to feel fulfilled.

McIlroy and Scheffler have different views on the Grand Slam.

McIlroy said that not having a Green Jacket would leave a gap in his career. He wanted to win all the majors.

McIlroy has almost achieved his goal of being the best golfer and winning all the majors. He is missing one piece of the puzzle.

Now that McIlroy has won the Masters, he is hopeful of winning the US Open. He will start his first round at 12:52pm UK time.

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