The victory was Scheffler's second ever PGA win, scoring 5 under par to win by one stroke.
A sunny, perfect weekend at Bay Hill came to an end with Scottie Scheffler clinching his second PGA win in three starts at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Scheffler scored even in the fourth round to hold on to victory by only one stroke at 5 under par. Norway's Viktor Hovland, USA's Billy Horschel and England's Tyrrell Hatton finished right behind, each tied for second at 4 under par.
Scheffler was down eight shots entering Saturday, but quickly overcame that deficit to win the tournament.
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Chris Martucci was the sports editor for the West Orange Times & Observer, Southwest Orange Observer and OrangeObserver.com. He holds a master's degree in journalism from the University of Missouri — Columbia School of Journalism, as well as a bachelor's degree in digital media...
