Tiger Woods was in the surprising position of being denied entry into The Open Championship by a security guard who was seemingly unaware of who the golf great was

Scottie Scheffler Joins Tiger Woods in Making PGA Tour History originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Woods is a three-time Open Championship winner, having claimed titles in 2000, 2005, and 2006—though none of those came at Royal Portrush. He did compete in the most recent 2019 tournament held there, but struggled and missed the cut after a rough first two rounds.

Scottie Scheffler won The Open Championship at Royal Portrush last weekend, which has once again seen the world No. 1 compared to arguably golf's greatest players in Tiger Woods

On Aug. 28, 1996, Tiger Woods made his professional debut at the Greater Milwaukee Open with his famous "Hello World" interview. Watching Woods' interview while unpacking, I thought: This kid sure is getting a lot of hype.

As Scottie Scheffler extended his dominant streak with The Open win, Butch Harmon compared him to Jack Nicklaus.

Five days after Scottie Scheffler waxed poetic about not finding his life's joy from winning golf tournaments, he won another golf tournament -- a big one. The Open Championship. His first win at The Open, and his fourth career major title.