"I'm proud to be leaving as the Champion" - Scottie Scheffler signs off after claiming victory at 2024 RBC Heritage

Scottie Scheffler is currently unstoppable as he picked up his second win in a row at the 2024 RBC Heritage. Coming off a win at the 2024 Masters, he carried on his utter dominance to run away with a victory the very next weekend again at the RCB Heritage.

Despite a delay in the tournament, Scheffler finished the last three holes on Monday morning with a victory in sight at the Harbour Town Golf Links. This is World No. 1's fourth victory in the last five tournaments, which almost sealed his place as the best golfer in the world today.

At the end of the RBC Heritage, Scheffler expressed his gratitude to all his fans and volunteers. Signing off for the weekend, Scottie Scheffler sent out a video saying:

"Hey y'all Scottie Scheffler here. Just got done with the RBC Heritage. It was a nice week here in South Carolina. It was a ton of fun. I'm so thankful for all the support of all the fans and volunteers out there. I'm proud to be leaving as the Champion. Thanks y'all."

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Being an elevated event, the tournament boasted a prize purse of $20 million. Scheffler took home a handsome sum of $3.6 million to add to his already impressive winnings for the year.

2024 RBC Heritage final leaderboard explored ft. champion Scottie Scheffler

Sahith Theegala finished in solo second place, three strokes behind Scottie Scheffler with a score of -16. Following is the full leaderboard for the 2024 RBC Heritage:

Scottie Scheffler
Sahith Theegala
T3. Wyndham Clark
T3. Patrick Cantlay
T5. Justin Thomas
T5. J.T. Poston
T5. Patrick Rodgers
T5. Sepp Straka
9. Collin Morikawa
T10. Chris Kirk
T10. Ludvig Åberg
T12. Brian Harman
T12. Tony Finau
T12. Sungjae Im
T12. Russell Henley
T12. Séamus Power
17. Austin Eckroat
T18. Jason Day
T18. Rickie Fowler
T18. Andrew Putnam
T18. Akshay Bhatia
T18. Si Woo Kim
T18. Tom Kim
T18. Brice Garnett
T18. Xander Schauffele
T18. Stephan Jaeger
T18. Tom Hoge
T28. Christiaan Bezuidenhout
T28. Harris English
T28. Matt Fitzpatrick
T28. Denny McCarthy
T28. Thomas Detry
T33. Erik van Rooyen
T33. Kurt Kitayama
T33. Lucas Glover
T33. Eric Cole
T33. Alejandro Tosti
T33. Rory McIlroy
T39. Grayson Murray
T39. Mackenzie Hughes
T39. Jordan Spieth
T42. Webb Simpson
T42. Adam Hadwin
T44. Sam Burns
T44. Justin Rose
T44. Adam Svensson
T44. Corey Conners
T44. Will Zalatoris
T49. Cameron Davis
T49. Tommy Fleetwood
T49. Matthieu Pavon
T49. Peter Malnati
T49. Nick Taylor
T49. Adam Schenk
T55. Chandler Phillips
T55. Keegan Bradley
T55. Max Homa
T58. Lee Hodges
T58. Erik Barnes
T58. Taylor Moore
T58. Brendon Todd
T62. Cameron Young
T62. Jake Knapp
T64. Gary Woodland
T64. Shane Lowry
T64. Emiliano Grillo
67. Byeong Hun An
68. Kevin Kisner
69. Nick Dunlap

Scottie Scheffler's win marked his 10th career title, becoming the first player since Dustin Johnson to win so many times in just three seasons. Scheffler currently looks unstoppable and is a force to be reckoned with on the golf course.