Pardon My Take<\/a>. “You’re out there for like six hours, you’re eating some different food over there, some things are gonna happen.”<\/p>\nAt the time, Scheffler wasn’t aware that the moment was even caught on camera until\u00a0Xander Schauffele showed him the now-viral video. However, Scheffler is not making much of the moment and added that he’s “definitely surprised it hasn’t happened more in the past, picking up stuff like that.”<\/p>\n
Despite the moment, it had no effect on Scheffler’s game. While the golfer clearly loves the game, he shared that his faith and family are above all else, and he enjoys his anonymity when he goes out in public.<\/p>\n
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\u201cI\u2019ve said it for a long time: golf is not how I identify myself,\u201d Scheffler said in a Sunday night press conference. \u201cI don\u2019t identify myself by winning tournaments, chasing trophies, being famous or whatever.<\/p>\n
“There are two Chipotles that I eat at, at home. Actually, not really two anymore. There\u2019s one right where I grew up, kind of near SMU\u2019s campus. If I was to go to that Chipotle and try to eat nowadays, it would be very difficult for me. There\u2019s another one in a different part of town. I\u2019m not going to tell you where it is. But if I go there, nobody recognizes me, ever.\u201d<\/p>\n
It was his first time winning the Open Championship, and he had previously won the\u00a0PGA Championship this season. Overall, he has four wins this year.<\/p>\n
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