Scottie Scheffler won the fourth major of his career at the recently concluded The Open Championship. He extended his third-round lead after playing a round of 68 in the final and won the event.Following his win, two-time Europe Tour winner Byeong Hun An congratulated the American golfer by resharing a post from 2024 in which he compared Scottie Scheffler's game to 15-time major winner Tiger Woods."I don’t care what anyone says, Scottie this season was as good as one of Tiger’s best seasons on tour," he wrote.Hun An reshared his old post with a caption:"it’s aging nicely"A fan in the comment section asked him:"Who would you put money on in a hypothetical matchup: peak Tiger or peak Scottie?"To which, Hun An replied:"Peak Tiger for now"Scottie Scheffler has won four majors in the last three years. His maiden win came at the Masters in 2022, and he won it again in 2024. This season, he has won the PGA Championship and also the Open Championship.Tiger Woods won his maiden major in 1997 at the Masters, and then in 1999, he won the PGA Championship. He had his best season in 2000, when he won three majors, including the PGA Championship, US Open, and The Open Championship. In 2001, he won the Masters. He has won 15 majors in his career, including five Masters, four PGA Championships, three US Opens, and three The Open Championships.Scottie Scheffler joins a rare stat with Tiger Woods after The Open winScottie Scheffler has won The Open Championship by four strokes, and earlier this year he won the PGA Championship by five strokes. He joined an elite club of Tiger Woods and Ben Hogan to win multiple majors by four shots or more in the same season.Golf analyst Justin Ray shared the stats on X, writing:"Players to win multiple majors by 4 shots or more in the same season, since first Masters held in 1934, Ben Hogan, 1953, Tiger Woods, 2000 Scottie Scheffler, 2025"Scheffler has won all four majors by three or more strokes. He registered a three-stroke win in the 2022 Masters over Rory McIlroy, and then in 2024, he won the major by four strokes.Speaking of his fourth major win at the Open 2025, the World No. 1 said, via Asap Sports:"It's a very special feeling. It takes a lot of work to get to this point in my career. This was a tough week. It was challenging. The golf course was playing really tough, and I had to focus very hard over the course of the weekend. Really the only blemish over the last 36 holes was the double on 8, but did a good job of resetting and coming back with a birdie on 9."Harris English settled in second place at the Open, followed by Chris Gotterup in third place. Wyndham Clark tied for fourth with Matt Fitzpatrick and Haotong Li.