Scottie Scheffler shares injury update after wincing in pain at BMW Championship

Scottie Scheffler, the world’s best golfer, has consoled fans that he is “fine” in spite of recoiling in torment from a back damage amid the BMW Championship.

The golf star was seen scowling and clutching his lower back after hitting his ball off the fairway with a 5-iron on the 17th at Castle Pines Golf Club. This locate frightened PGA Visit and golf fans all inclusive, because it resounded Tiger Woods’ visit lower back gets, which in the long run crashed his career.

In any case, Scheffler made light of his distress, ascribing it to his back being more troublesome than normal on Thursday.

“Definitely, it’s fine,” Scheffler said. “I woke up fair a small sore this morning. I had inconvenience extricating it up. With it being a small bit tight, it was hard for me to urge through it, and I was laboring most of the day to induce through the ball.

“On 17, I was attempting to hit a tall draw, and that’s a shot where I’ve truly ought to utilize a enormous turn, enormous movement. I fair felt it a small bit. But other than that, all great.”

Scheffler moreover expressed that his recuperation schedule would stay unaltered, including:
“Possibly I hit a number of as well numerous balls recently or something. It was fair a small sore. I’m beyond any doubt I’ll get a few ice on it and stuff. I’ll be completely fine [on Friday].”

The 28-year-old golfer overseen to form standard on the No. 17 gap, a result that cleared out him baffled given the par-5 challenge is seen as one of the least demanding on the course. Scheffler was incapable to urge up and down from before the green and found himself nearly 30 yards brief of the gap, where he cleared out his 5-iron.

Scottie Scheffler was slouched over in pain after hitting his moment shot on the 17th