More and more, golf commentators and fellow PGA Tour pros are calling Scottie Scheffler "inevitable." The World No. 1 did nothing to quash those rumors Sunday. It took longer than expected to complete his comeback win at the second-to-last tournament of the season,

Scottie Scheffler completed his second-largest comeback of his career to win the BMW Championship, overtaking leader Robert MacIntyre, with a 15-under finish.

Despite the frustration, MacIntyre had a window back into the tournament after Scheffler three-putted the 14th and the Scot birdied the 16th to get within one. That’s when Scheffler pulled off his magic at the 17, and MacIntyre’s hopes were dashed.

Harry Hall rocketed from 45th to 26th with a clutch birdie on 17 and a strong sixth-place finish. Rickie Fowler, looking strong for most of the final round, succumbed to a double bogey late and was knocked just outside the top 30 despite tying for seventh.

Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler will have a new fill-in caddie at this week's PGA Tour BMW Championship as he tries to become the first back-to-back FedEx Cup playoff champion.In this week's second of three Cup playoff events,

While factual and fresh, it’s strictly academic to state that Scheffler banks 2,000 FedExCup points for the win at Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mills, Maryland, because he was a lock to advance to the TOUR Championship long ago. What’s new is the $3.6 million in earnings that the FedExCup points leader grabs from a purse of $20 million.

Scottie Scheffler earned another million-dollar check on the golf course with his tie for third in the St. Jude Championship.