Scottie Scheffler went into the 88th Masters as the runaway favorite and he did NOT disappoint. Scheffler, ranked number one in the world for more than 80 weeks finished Sunday 11-under and captured his second green jacket. Scottie ran away from the field going into the back 9 Sunday. Scheffler might be the closest thing to Tiger Woods we've ever seen. His ball striking and touch around the greens is second to none. 

Sweden's Ludvig Aberg finished second with a 7-under. Max Homa, Colin Morikawa and Tommy Fleetwood all tied for third finishing at 4-under.

Tiger Woods shot his career worst round, finishing at 16-over. While Tiger playing Golf is fantastic for the sport, it's getting increasingly harder and harder to watch him. There was a time when he was automatic, you knew he was going to sink a big putt or put a 150 yard shot within inches of the cup. That's not happening anymore. I'm well aware of all his surgeries and his car accident. I know I'm being tough on him but I really do miss watching the Tiger Woods of old. I still hold out hope he's going to have a flashback and we can see Tiger shine one more time. Golf needs it.