In an unusual turn of events, Louisville prosecutors have officially dismissed all charges against world’s top-ranked golfer, Scotty Scheffer, following a traffic altercation before the second round of the PGA championship in Louisville. Despite playing well immediately after his release from prison, Scheffer struggled during the championship and ultimately lost by eight strokes to Xander Shawley.
While there was no specific agreement between Scheffer and the Louisville Police Department regarding civil litigation, Scheffer’s attorney has stated that he will not pursue any legal action. The incident will be remembered as one of the strangest events in recent golf history, but Scheffer is likely eager to move on from this chapter in his career. This decision marks the end of a unique story in men’s golf.
