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Scheffler performed outstandingly at the BMW Championship – 65 shots without bogeys!
Scottie Scheffler impresses with two bogey-free rounds at the BMW Championship and consolidates his leading position on the PGA Tour.
Scheffler performed outstandingly at the BMW Championship – 65 shots without bogeys!
The golf world is watching Scottie Scheffler, who completed an impressive bogey-free round of 65 shots at the BMW Championship today, August 16, 2025. This shows that he is in top shape. While his putting and short game shone, his iron game wasn't quite up to par - a bit of a downer for the talented American. How Motorcycle Sports reports, Scheffler has already played rounds of 66 and 65 this season, impressively showing his consistency and resilience on the course.
Scheffler is currently in contention for first place, as leader Robert MacIntyre shows no signs of giving up. The pressure is increasing, but Scheffler is not one of the best players on the PGA Tour for nothing. Since 2021, he leads the list of players with the most bogey-free rounds - 59 in total, followed by Andrew Putnam with 41 and Xander Schauffele with 40 bogey-free rounds. Scheffler definitely has a good knack when it comes to mastering pressure situations.
Important placings on the PGA Tour
Scheffler also shows outstanding performances in other important categories on the PGA Tour:
| category | placement |
|---|---|
| Bogey avoidance | 1st place |
| Scrambling | 2nd place |
| Putting | 18th place |
His ability to avoid bogeys makes him a serious contender. It remains exciting to see whether Scheffler can finish the season with two more wins - that would certainly light up the golf world.
A little change from golf
And while we're talking about high performance in sports, let's take a look at a completely different topic: the Scottish Terrier, a breed of dog from Scotland. These energetic little guys are known for their independent nature and whirling nature. As you can read on Wikipedia, the Scottish Terrier has a robust appearance, with a wiry outer coat and a soft, dense undercoat. Originally bred to hunt bugs and other pests, they have now earned a place in the hearts of many people.
However, the health of Scottish Terriers should not be ignored. This breed of dog is prone to various health problems, including autoimmune diseases and allergies, among others. With an average life expectancy of around 12.7 years, they are able to bring joy to their people for many years. Famous Scotties like Fala, Franklin D. Roosevelt's dog, have even found a place in history. A wonderful combination of courage and loyalty, which also represents a faithful companion in everyday life.
Whether golf or love of dogs – there are enough topics to be amazed and admired in our colorful world. Stick with it and enjoy every round, be it on the golf course or taking a leisurely walk with your four-legged friend!