""When I look back at the '23 Cup, I think I halved two matches and lost two, so I think I left there without winning a single match and that hurt," Scheffler said. "I think I could have been a little bit sharper at that tournament. That was a learning experience for me." "It sucked," U.S. teammate Collin Morikawa said of losing in Rome. "It sits with you for a little bit.""
"This time around, Scheffler is including the Procore Championship -- where he'll play alongside Morikawa and eight other members of the United States team -- as part of his preparation for the Ryder Cup, which takes place Sept. 26-28. The four-time major winner said that even though some of the team members made a scouting trip to Rome ahead of the 2023 event, nothing compares to staying sharp by playing competitive golf."
Scottie Scheffler reflected on leaving the 2023 Ryder Cup without a win, having halved two matches and lost two, and called it a learning experience. He plans to include the Procore Championship, alongside Collin Morikawa and eight other U.S. teammates, as part of Ryder Cup preparation. Scheffler emphasized that competitive tournament play maintains sharpness better than extended time off. Preparation began after the Open Championship, with specific focus on the matches at Bethpage Black. Scheffler praised captain Keegan Bradley's organization and energy and expressed confidence in arriving fully prepared to compete.
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