Two potential Ryder Cup partners for Scottie Scheffler spotted in practice round

Scheffler’s game is so complete that he has a wide range of players he could partner with.

He was partnered with Bryson DeChambeau at Whistling Straits in 2021, before teaming up with Sam Burns and Brooks Koepka in Rome two years later.

Then at the Presidents Cup, he played alongside Henley and Collin Morikawa in 2024, having also been paired with Burns again back in 2022.

This week at the Procore Championship, there were a couple of interesting choices for his practice round partners.

He was spotted on the course at Silverado Resort playing alongside Russell Henley and US Open champion J.J. Spaun.

Ryder Cup vice-captain Gary Woodland joined them for the round and will no doubt report back to Keegan Bradley about what he observed.

How Scottie Scheffler has fared in the Ryder Cup so far

It is no secret that Scottie Scheffler’s Ryder Cup record is not exactly sparkling.

That narrative needs to change if Team USA are going to have a chance at Bethpage this month.

Here’s a look at how Scheffler has performed in the Ryder Cup:

One of the most accurate drivers on tour, Henley could set up opportunities for Scheffler, who is known for his iron play, to really impact matches.

The combination of Henley’s consistency and Scheffler’s ball-striking could give Team USA a reliable pairing across multiple sessions.