URGENT: Scottie Scheffler spits foul language at Rory McIlroy, calling him disrespectful…

Scotty Scheffler insists he’s “very prepared” and playing well for this week’s blockbuster match against Rory McIlroy and Brooks Koepka at the PGA Championship at Valhalla.

The world number one hasn’t competed since winning the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town about a month ago as he and his wife Meridith await the birth of their first child. The couple praised the boy last week.

Meanwhile, the McILroy Morlo Two Morld Two and the Koepka Wanamaker Holder Trophy was rounded in a hot form. Makerla went to Kentokki from the back of the continuous victory PGA tour, said Shane Lolly and New Orleans’ Zurich Classic, and won the Welds Furg Championship in Uzuru Hollow on Sunday.

Five major champions COEPKA are at the top of the game at Liv Golf Golf Singapore this month. He has the ability to create the best golf on the biggest stage. But Scheffler made it clear this week that it would be foolish to think the two-time Masters champion might walk away from the game.

I want to be as prepared as possible before an event, but standing here today I feel very prepared and I really feel like my game is in a good position. I am delighted to get a few days of preparatory work on the golf course, and I can’t wait to participate in the competition this weekend.

The 27 -year -old gathered an incredible series of results before moving away from paternity, winning four of his last five departures engaged in second place in another tournament. But he appreciated the opportunity to move away from the game and enjoy the experience of becoming a father

I told my little man when I left that I didn’t want to leave, but I need to leave. I am called to come here and do things at best my abilities. [My preparation] was quite decent in fact. It took him a little longer than expected to come out of his mom, but I was able to do some good prep work. This is not my usual thing as he was born in the middle of last week.”

“I took a longer break than I otherwise would have, but I wouldn’t trade it for anything. It was so fun to come home and play with him and Meridith and be a dad for a few days. Scheffler’s house was certainly fun.

“As the weeks go by, I get more and more immersed in what I’m doing. “When I go out to the golf course, I try to stay there as much as possible. When I get home, I call home as often as I can.”