Where Scottie Scheffler’s current win pace could take him by the time he turns 40

Maintaining his current pace will not be easy, but with his work ethic and consistency, it would not be a surprise if he stays somewhere near.

Over the last four seasons, Scheffler has put together an impressive record: 18 PGA Tour wins, including four majors.

If he keeps up this pace over the next 11 years, that would put him at 68 PGA Tour wins and 15 major titles by the time he turns 40.

Naturally, keeping up that level through to 2036 is asking a lot. These numbers are more of a projection than anything else.

Still, Scheffler should be right in the thick of his prime over the next decade or so.

Most tour players hit their best form in their mid-30s, outside rare cases like Tiger Woods. So even if there is some slowdown, he could still be adding plenty to his CV in those years ahead.

Scottie Scheffler’s PGA Tour record so far

Scheffler did not hit the ground running on the PGA Tour, taking a while to find his footing and seal that first win.

But once he broke through at the Waste Management Phoenix Open in February 2022, everything changed.

The numbers speak for themselves, don’t they?

If he keeps this up, there is little doubt that Scheffler will be remembered as one of the greats by the time his career is done.