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World number one Scottie Scheffler of the United States secured his second title of the year on Sunday, nearly seven months after his first, winning the St. Jude Championship by eight strokes, the largest margin of victory of the entire PGA Tour season.

The tournament, held in Memphis, was the first of three FedEx Cup playoff events, reserved for the top 70 players from the regular season. Scheffler, who boasts a total of 21 wins on the PGA Tour—including four majors—won at TPC Southwind with a total of 263 strokes (-17) thanks to four sensational rounds (68-61-68-66).

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He finished ahead of South Korea’s Si Woo Kim, who came in second eight strokes back, and fellow American Sam Burns and Sweden’s Alex Noren, who shared third place nine strokes behind.

The next tournament in the FedEx Cup playoff is the BMW Championship, played from Thursday to Sunday at the Bellerive Country Club in Town and Country, Missouri, with only the top 50 in the rankings remaining.

There, the top 30 players who will compete in the final tournament, the Atlanta Tour Championship, will be decided, with the champion taking home the extraordinary bonus of $10 million.

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