The five-time Masters champion dumped not one, not two, but three balls into Rae's Creek and put a 10 on his scorecard -- the highest score on a single hole of his PGA Tour career. He dropped to 9 over for his round and was in jeopardy of failing to break 80 before finding a gear only Woods could find.

Every superhero has an origin story and Scottie Scheffler’s narrative arc can be traced back to November 15, 2020 – a series of events that barely anybody noticed at the time.

Struggling for a breakthrough, Scottie Scheffler says one round at the 2020 Masters with Tiger Woods changed everything.