Scotti Chefler number one in the world is not interested in infecting the “stupid” hands that he sustained on Christmas Day, which will have a negative impact on his game.
The 28 -year -old achieved the most successful year of his career in 2024, winning Masters, Players Championship and Olympic Gold in Paris.
The Americans needed surgery after cutting off his right hand on a broken cup of wine.
Scheffler recovered from the process and is scheduled to play competitively for the first time this year at AT & T Peble Beach Pro-Aam this week.
When asked if he was concerned about a possible effect of surgery, he said: “Not at all.
“It is one of those deals that immediately after it occurred, I was angry at myself because I was like” my God, this is very stupid, but you don't think about it when you are at the present time, “twice the masters hero added.
“It was not really terrible, but I knew that I had spoiled something just because the way my hand was not moving a lot, and if I moved it, I was hurting very much. So I knew that something had ended.”
Shevler missed two events due to the injury, but he has no plans to add any additional championships to his evaluation to make up for this.
“The loss of these two events is not fun; I enjoy their play,” he said.
“Just because I missed two, I don't want to change the flow and rhythm to my agenda. If I feel I want to add one to get some additional actors, I will do.”
Sheffler VI joined with Pebble Beach Pro-Aam last year, which was reduced to three rounds due to the negative weather.
The American, which is associated with David Abilis amateurs, at 17:01 (GMT) on Thursday at Spyglass Hill.
