Okay, so I wanted to know what Scottie Scheffler’s score was today. It’s something I like to keep track of, and I figured, why not document the process? Here’s how I went about finding it:
Figuring Out Where to Look
First, I needed to figure out where he was playing. Was it a major tournament? A regular PGA Tour event? Knowing the tournament is key to finding the score.
- I started by just doing a quick search. I typed in “Scottie Scheffler” and the current year.
- That usually gives me enough info to see what tournament he’s currently playing in, or if he’s even playing this week.
Checking the Tournament Website (If Applicable)
Once I knew the tournament, I went straight to the official tournament website. They almost always have live scoring, especially during the rounds.
- Look for the section labled “Live Scoring”, find it and get the click’in.
- Then find “Leaderboard” which is where they keep all the goods.
The Score!
Finally got the score! I was able to get a hole by hole account.
What if the tournament site sucks?
- If, for some reason, I’m struggling with the official site (sometimes they’re not the most user-friendly!), then I would go back to my first search engine.
- Look for any sports related sites, and find their leaderboard.
So, that’s it! That’s how I typically track down Scottie Scheffler’s score, or any golfer’s score, really. It’s usually pretty straightforward, but sometimes you have to click around a bit. The key is knowing which tournament they’re playing in!
