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World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler's caddie has hit the jackpot.

Scotty Scheffler is hugging caddie Ted Scott immediately after winning The Open. Portrush (Northern Ireland) = Photo by Reuters

Scotty Scheffler is hugging caddie Ted Scott immediately after winning The Open. Portrush (Northern Ireland) = Photo by Reuters

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On July 23 (Korean time), Golf Digest reported that Scheffler's caddie, Ted Scott, received a salary of $1.92 million (approximately 2.62656 billion KRW). This amount is higher than the average earnings of players on the PGA Tour this year, which is $1.73 million (about 2.36664 billion KRW). It is equivalent to the 20th place on the PGA Tour's prize money ranking. There were also reports estimating that Scott earned $5,238,499 (about 7.16627 billion KRW) last year.



Last year, Scheffler won as many as seven tournaments, and with his victory at the Tour Championship, he took home $25 million in a single event, recording a staggering total prize money of $62,228,357 (about 85.12839 billion KRW). This year, he has already claimed four wins, including two major titles at the PGA Championship and The Open. So far, he has earned $19.2 million (about 26.2656 billion KRW). Scheffler is scheduled to compete in three more FedEx Cup Playoff events. As a result, Scott's earnings are expected to increase even further.


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