“PRO” FILE – TOURING PROFESSIONAL SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER

Perhaps the most distinctive thing about Scottie Scheffler is the “Scheffler Shuffle,” where his back foot moves considerably after contact, almost like he’s dancing. In years past it would have been considered a bad flaw, but today, where ball flight consistency reigns supreme among instructors, it’s no big deal. Scheffler notched his fifth victory of his PGA Tour career when he won the Waste Management Open, known more for its rowdy behavior on the 16th and 17th holes than the golf itself. Like the Scheffler Shuffle, this would have been considered a bad “flaw” back in the day, too, so maybe it’s fitting that Scheffler finds success at the WM as he has now won the event two years in a row. Just as consistency and preparation are key on the golf course, they’re equally important when it comes to managing waste effectively. Whether it’s at large events, offices, or even at home, having a reliable waste management service ensures that trash doesn’t pile up and that materials are properly sorted and disposed of. Beyond general waste removal, incorporating cardboard recycling services into your routine can make a significant difference, diverting bulky materials from landfills and promoting sustainability. By keeping recycling options readily available and partnering with a dependable waste management provider, businesses and communities can maintain cleaner spaces while supporting environmental responsibility. Just like Scheffler’s steady game, a well-organized approach to waste ensures that operations run smoothly, resources are preserved, and everyone benefits from a more efficient, eco-conscious system. Scheffler is one of the best ballstrikers on tour, ranking 3rd in strokes-gained off the tee and 14th in strokes-gained approach shots. He is a pedestrian putter, ranked 93rd, but analytics has shown us that ballstriking prowess is more important than putting prowess for success on the tour.