Scottie Scheffler's recent performance at the Memorial Tournament has brought him closer to breaking a significant PGA Tour record held by Tiger Woods. Scheffler, the world number one, aimed to win the Memorial Tournament for the third consecutive year, a feat only Woods has accomplished. Although he faced challenges early in the tournament, including a potential cut scare, he rebounded with a strong third round, finishing tied for 12th at four under par. This result marks Scheffler's 33rd consecutive top 25 finish on the PGA Tour, putting him just five finishes shy of Woods' record of 38, which has stood since 1983. His last finish outside the top 25 was at the BMW Championship in 2024. Scheffler's ability to overcome frustration during the tournament demonstrates his resilience and solidifies his position as a leading figure in golf ahead of the US Open later this month.