Scottie Scheffler’s Caddie, Ted Scott, Memorial Locker Room Video Goes Viral

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler won the Memorial Tournament with a score of 10-under, claiming his second consecutive title at Muirfield Village. Scheffler (and his son Bennett) wasn’t the only one who went viral on Sunday, though; as his caddie, Ted Scott, also received his share of social media attention as well.

Shortly after Scheffler’s impressive performance at ‘Jack’s Place’, a video began circulating on social media of Scott showing off his best dance moves in the Champions Locker Room at the Memorial Tournament venue.

The veteran caddie is accompanied by several people who appear to be other members of Scheffler’s team. They all point to Scheffler’s golf bag while celebrating to the beat of the music.

The video was originally posted by Scott on his Instagram account, which has over 140,000 followers. It was his way of thanking the crew that helped Scheffler win:

“Could not have done it again without this crew right here! Thank you men!,” he posted.

Scott and Scheffler began working together at the start of the 2022 season. Since then, the current World No. 1 has won all 16 of his PGA Tour titles, including three major championships and one TOUR Championship.

Add to that that Scheffler has also won an Olympic title and two editions of the Hero World Challenges with Scott carrying his bag.

Scott is one of the most successful caddies on the PGA Tour. Prior to working with Scheffler, he caddied for Bubba Watson, being by his side in his two Masters Tournament victories.

Scheffler’s win at this weekend’s Memorial Tournament marked the third time he has successfully defended a title. He previously did so at the Players Championship (2023 and 2024) and the WM Phoenix Open (2022 and 2023).

According to DraftKings, only two other players have accomplished this feat more times in the past 30 years: Phil Mickelson (five times) and Tiger Woods (23 times).

Not for nothing, Scheffler earned the highest praise from Jack Nicklaus himself. The legendary 18-time major champion spoke wonders about Scottie’s level of play:

“He reminds me so much of the way I like to play,” said Nicklaus during the winner’s press conference.

“I don’t think I played nearly as well as he played. He’s playing better than I played and more consistent. He’s just been playing fantastic, and I love watching him play.”

Scheffler’s next start will be the U.S. Open in two weeks at Oakmont, where he is once again among the top favorites to win.

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