Is Scottie Scheffler competing in the 2024 Sanderson Farms Championship? Availability and schedule explored

Scottie Scheffler won't be playing at the 2024 Sanderson Farms Championship, which is taking place at the Country Club of Jackson. His last participation was at the Presidents Cup, where he contributed to the US team's victory. The US side won against the International side with a score of 18.5-11.5.

Scheffler won three of the five Presidents Cup matches he played in. He won the Thursday fourballs with Russell Henley against Tom Kim and Sungjae Im with 3 & 2. He won the Saturday fourballs with Collin Morikawa against Adam Scott and Taylor Pendrith with 2 & 1. On the same day, he won the foursomes with Russell Henley against Hideki Matsuyama and Sungjae with 3 & 2.

Earlier this year, Scheffler revealed to the Golfing Gazette that he would take a break after the Presidents Cup.

"I’m playing The Open, the Olympics and then the last three playoff events, then I think I should be on the Presidents Cup team, and then I’ll take a break," Scottie Scheffler said.

Per his previous statements, Scheffler isn't supposed to return to the Hero World Challenge, which he won in 2023. If he doesn't return to Albany, then the golfer's next stop will be at the 2025 Sentry Tournament, which will take place from January 2 to 5 at the Plantation Course of Kapalua.

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Which events did Scottie Scheffler win in the 2024 season?

Scottie Scheffler triumphed at the Olympics Men's Golf Tournament with 19 under 265. He defeated Tommy Fleetwood and Hideki Matsuyama, who had to settle for second and third with 18 under and 17 under, respectively.

Scheffler also had seven wins on the PGA Tour. His first win in the 2024 PGA season was at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, where he secured 15 under 273 by winning against Wyndham Clark, who was five shots behind. Next, he triumphed at the Players Championship with 20 under 268, scoring 67, 69, 68, and 64 over the four rounds.

Scheffler won the first PGA Tour Major, the Masters Tournament, with 11 under 277. He defeated Ludvig Aberg to win the title and earn $3,600,000 in prize money. He also triumphed at the RBC Heritage and the Memorial Tournament with 19 under 265 and 8 under 280, respectively. In June, he won the Travelers Championship with 22 under 258 defeating Tom Kim in a playoff. Next, he won the FedEx title by winning the Tour Championship with a score of 30 under 264.

Besides these, Scottie Scheffler had 16 top-10 finishes on the PGA Tour, including two runner-up finishes at the Texas Children's Houston Open and the Charles Schwab Challenge.