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The year’s final major tees off in less than 24 hours. Before it does let’s take a look at Scottie Scheffler and the other betting favorites ahead of the 154th Open Championship.
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Has Scottie Scheffler lost his intimidation factor?
Golf Channel's Paul McGinley and Brandel Chamblee discuss Scottie Scheffler entering the 154th Open Championship. Chamblee argues Scheffler is not in a class by himself after not having one 54-hole lead this year.
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