Xander Schauffele won the British Open at the Royal Troon Golf Club in Troon, Scotland, on July 21, 2024. He was able to out play the field for a bogie-free fourth round. The win marks his first ...

Professional golfer Xander Schauffele has stirred up a storm on the internet after clinching the Open title at the Royal Troon Golf Club. Following this monumental achievement, many fans are ...

Xander Schauffele's parents, Ping-Yi Chen and Stefan Schauffele, in Komaba, Japan. (Courtesy PGA TOUR) Ping-Yi Chen, better known in the golf world nowadays by her more famous family moniker, ...

At the ZOZO Championship, for Xander Schauffele, it is more about traveling back home than just winning the lucrative purse of the tournament. The post Xander Schauffele Doesn't Call His Parents ...

The secret behind Xander Schauffele’s career year? ... he used unusual tactics in an effort to bring it out of his son — ones he knew shouldn’t be implemented in most parent-child relationships.

The two were long on a path that’s common in this game — the parent who coaches the child who, as life goes, eventually grows older. Xander Schauffele turned 30 last October.

Xander Schauffele has been a mystery man of sorts in golf, but that's about to change after winning two majors in 2024. Advertisement. ... Xander’s parents, Stefan and Ping-Yi, ...

Xander Schauffele is having an exceptional year—and he's hoping that good fortune continues in Paris this week. The 30-year-old pro golfer, who grew up in San Diego, won his first major ...

And when the topic of where Schauffele would be keeping it came up, it led to this funny exchange. "Oh, I don't hold any of my trophies," Xander responds. "My parents will take it." ...

And the USA’s Xander Schauffele is close to another. “I haven't gotten too far thinking that far,” said Schauffele, whose parents have his gold medal from Tokyo.

Xander Schauffele nationality Schauffele is American. He was born in La Jolla, Calif., and grew up in the San Diego area, but his parents were both born outside of the United States.

When Saturday’s rain-and-wind tortured round of the 152nd Open Championship had finally reached its merciful conclusion, Xander Schauffele felt good about his 2-under par 69, which made him one ...