Scottie Scheffler's Son Goes Viral For Open Championship Celebration
Scottie Scheffler may have collected his fourth major championship at The Open Championship on Sunday, but all eyes were on his son Bennett when the world No. 1 secured the Claret Jug.
As Scottie embraced his wife after sinking the final putt of his three-under round, it was Bennett who was caught looking directly into the cameras during mom and dad's celebration.
"Scottie Scheffler's son after Scottie won ANOTHER major championship 😭" ESPN joked. "Just another Sunday for Bennett Scheffler 🏆"
It didn't take long for little Bennett to go viral following the tournament.
"Bennett thinks winning these things is normal," a user said.
"Bennett is already Aura farming at this point. 😂" another laughed.
"His son is like 'what did you expect? 🤷♂️' 😂❤️" a fan commented.
"'Expect anything different?' - Bennett Scheffler, probably."
"Great to see!" another person exclaimed. "A superstar but down to earth, loves his family more than golf & remains an enigma as to his future in golf vs other life pursuits."
"The son had to hit a MJ shrug," another user pointed out.
"what a beautiful picture of Scottie and His family!"
"Bennett Scheffler already collecting majors before kindergarten 🍼⛳️" another fan replied. "Kid's first word might be 'birdie' 🏆😂"
Scheffler has been incredibly dominant over the past few years — so much so that some are even comparing him to the great Tiger Woods.
And while it's taken the same amount of time for both golfers to collect their first and fourth majors, Scheffler doesn't believe those comparisons are apt.
"I think Tiger stands alone in the game of golf," Scottie said, via Golf.com. "He was inspirational for me growing up. He was a very, very talented guy, and he was a special person to be able to be as good as he was at the game of golf."Scottie Scheffler's Son Goes Viral For Open Championship Celebration first appeared on The Spun on Jul 21, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 21, 2025, where it first appeared.
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