A pivotal moment during the Masters came when coach Randy Smith provided Scheffler with a crucial swing tip, enhancing his performance during the tournament.

Scheffler regards Smith as a 'genius' and a 'little savant' for his deep understanding of the golf swing.

During a recent discussion on the Subpar podcast, Scheffler expressed surprise that more Tour professionals have not sought out Smith's coaching expertise.

Central to Scheffler's success are the fundamental techniques he refers to as the 'ABCs' of golf, which he believes are crucial for shot control and overall performance.

Smith's coaching approach is grounded in intuition and observation, eschewing modern technology, which Scheffler finds to be highly effective.

This focus on simplicity in their coaching contrasts sharply with the high-tech methods prevalent in modern golf training.

Scottie Scheffler has had an outstanding season, winning his second Masters title by four strokes and achieving a total of eight victories, which has positioned him as the World No. 1.

While Scheffler utilizes a launch monitor for practice at home, his sessions with Smith prioritize fundamental techniques such as grip and posture.