As of late 2026, the answer is a staggering seven PGA Tour victories. Yes, seven.
That’s more wins in a single season than most pros get in a career. He’s been a human victory parade since January.
And we aren’t even counting his Olympic gold medal. Or the Hero World Challenge (which isn't official, but still counts in our hearts).
The Shiny Ones: The Masters (Again)
The biggest win? The Masters. He put on the green jacket for the second time. It’s his favorite fashion accessory.
He didn’t just win. He dominated. He lapped the field while everyone else was just trying to keep their lunch down.
Winning the Masters is hard. Winning it twice is like finding a unicorn in your backyard. Scottie just went and did it.
The Boring Wins (Which Are Actually Amazing)
Then came the Arnold Palmer Invitational. He won by five shots. Ho-hum, another day at the office.
Next, the Players Championship. That's golf's "fifth major." He won by one. It was a knife fight. Scottie brought a tank.
He won the RBC Heritage the very next week. Back-to-back wins? That’s not tired. That’s disgusting.
The Comeback Kid (And a Handcuff Incident)
Remember the Memorial Tournament? He won that too. He’s basically the king of Ohio now.
But the best story? The Travelers Championship. He had zero business winning. He was two shots back with four holes to play.
Then he birdied the last four holes. Four in a row. He won in a playoff. It was absurd. He also got arrested that morning? No. That was a different day. But it adds to the legend.
