Nov 27, 2024

Inside the Field: See who's teeing it up at Hero World Challenge in Albany

Scottie Scheffler claims three-stroke victory at Hero
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      Scottie Scheffler claims three-stroke victory at Hero

      Written by Staff, PGATOUR.COM

      The Tiger Woods hosted Hero World Challenge heads to Albany, Bahamas, for the ninth straight year, and the star-studded, 20-man field is headlined by world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, the tournament’s defending champion and reigning FedExCup champion.

      Also in the field for the tournament, set for Dec. 5-8, are eight members of the victorious United States Presidents Cup team (Scheffler, Wyndham Clark, Patrick Cantlay, Sahith Theegala, Keegan Bradley, Russell Henley, Sam Burns and Brian Harman and three members of the International team (Sungjae Im, Tom Kim and Jason Day).

      Eight players will make their tournament debut including Ludvig Åberg, Theegala, Henley, Robert MacIntyre, Aaron Rai, Matthieu Pavon, Akshay Bhatia and Nick Dunlap. Woods announced on Nov. 25 that he would not be playing this year as he continues to recover from back surgery.

      Scroll below Hero World Challenge field list as of Monday, Dec. 2 (Official World Golf Ranking listed in parentheses).

      Scottie Scheffler (1), USA
      Ludvig Åberg (5), Sweden
      Wyndham Clark (6), USA
      Patrick Cantlay (11) USA
      Sahith Theegala (12), USA
      Keegan Bradley (13), USA
      Russell Henley (14), USA
      Robert MacIntyre (15), Scotland
      Sam Burns (19), USA
      Aaron Rai (21), England
      Sungjae Im (23), Republic of Korea
      Brian Harman (24), USA
      Justin Thomas (25), USA
      Tom Kim (27), Republic of Korea
      Matthieu Pavon (29), France
      Akshay Bhatia (30), USA
      Cameron Young (37), USA
      Jason Day (32), Australia, tournament exemption
      Nick Dunlap (33), USA, tournament exemption
      Sepp Straka (39), Austria, tournament exemption

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