At the 2026 Masters held at Augusta National, Scottie Scheffler made history by completing all four rounds without a single bogey, a remarkable achievement that hasn't been seen in 84 years. Scheffler's performance included 9 birdies and 1 eagle, showcasing his exceptional skill and consistency. Despite this historic feat, Rory McIlroy emerged victorious with a score of 12-under par, securing his second consecutive Masters title. Scheffler's impressive third round, where he shot a 7-under par, nearly set him up for a comeback win. As both players continue to dominate the golf scene, they are expected to face off again at the upcoming PGA Championship in May, where Scheffler aims for his fifth major title.