He Could Kill Me’: Insider on How Scottie Scheffler Scares Off PGA Tour Players With His Hidden Side

We all know how popular Scottie Scheffleris known for his big personality and is pretty popular among the fans for being the hothead of the golf community. Everyone had heard all kinds of fights he had picked up with fellow golfers and while some people may find it entertaining others strongly disapprove of his behavior which has been previously labeled as ‘psychotic’ by his friend Smylie Kaufman.

Yes, you read that right. In an episode of the Smylie Show, Kaufman referred to Scheffler and Burns as ‘psychotic competitors. “Scotty and Sam are like psychotic competitors, right? Like, even I would say Scotty more so than at that point”, he said. We are here to narrate a similar story from Kevin Kisner. In the latest episode of Fore Play Podcast Plus Kisner revealed a hilarious moment about a memorable beer pong game with Scottie Scheffler serving as the judge. According to Kisner, it was the most entertaining game he’d ever witnessed and Scheffler’s presence only added to the excitement.

Kisner recalled how Scheffler’s larger-than-life personality left him feeling scared. “I’ve had the biggest beer pong game ever in our room, and Scotty Scheffler was the judge… it was the funniest s**t I’ve ever seen. I don’t know if y’all have ever seen Scotty in person, and how big he is”, said Kisner. The golfer was so intimidated by the world’s no. one that he even said, “I’m never [messing] with Scotty Scheffler again, like he could kill me right?”, taking a lighthearted jab at Scheffler.

According to Kisner, he was specifically scared of Scheffler after after his encounter with Tom Kim on the greens of the Presidents Cup. “And everybody was getting so mad at him, but then everybody’s like, ‘Well, what am I going to do? Fight Scotty? I’m not, I’m not touching that s**t”, he said. We all know how  Scheffler and Kim were involved in a heated exchange during the Presidents Cup.  Kisner joked that he’d never want to cross Scheffler. But what happened at the Presidents Cup?