Scottie Scheffler claimed his second green jacket by winning the 2024 Masters Tournament, finishing four shots ahead of Ludvig Åberg.

Before this victory, Scheffler had already demonstrated his prowess with two wins and several top-5 finishes earlier in the season.

With this win, Scheffler joins an elite group of 14 golfers who have won the Masters Tournament twice since the tradition began in 1949.

Despite a mixed performance that included nine bogeys, Scheffler's strong final round score of 68, featuring seven birdies, secured his victory.

The final round showcased Scheffler's mental resilience, as he overcame a challenging start to clinch the title.

He finished the tournament with a total score of -11 after four rounds at Augusta National.

Ludvig Åberg's impressive performance earned him second place with a score of -7.

Tommy Fleetwood, Max Homa, and Collin Morikawa tied for third place at -4, highlighting the competitive nature of the tournament.

Cameron Smith and Bryson DeChambeau also had solid performances, finishing tied for sixth at -2.

Scheffler's tournament journey included a strong first round followed by struggles in the second and third rounds.

Notable players like Rory McIlroy and Patrick Cantlay finished tied for 22nd at +1, indicating their difficulties in the tournament.

Phil Mickelson and Brooks Koepka faced challenges as well, finishing tied for 43rd at +5.