WATCH: Scottie Scheffler has adorable moment with wife Meredith, son & Tiger Woods at the Hero World Championship

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler successfully defended his Hero World Challenge title at The Albany in New York this year. His victory came as no surprise as he has had one of the best seasons of his career so far.

The PGA Tour took to X to post a special video of Scheffler spending precious moments with his wife Meredith and son, Bennett. He was then seen giving interviews before he lifted the trophy and clicked pictures with host and golfing legend Tiger Woods. The latter was dressed in his signature red shirt while Scheffler had opted for a blue shirt for the final round on Sunday.

"Behind the scenes with the back-to-back Hero World Challenge champion," the PGA Tour wrote in the caption with a trophy emoji.

This BTS video comes ahead of Scottie Scheffler's documentary, 'Scottie 24', which will be released on December 23, 2024 on PGA Tour YouTube. The tour had even posted a teaser of the same last week.

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Final leaderboard and payout of 2024 Hero World Challenge ft. Scottie Scheffler

Scottie Scheffler at the 2024 Hero World Challenge (Source: Getty)

The 2024 Hero World Challenge was won by Scottie Scheffler who posted a 25-under score to take home a whopping $1 million. This was Scheffler ninth win on the circuit this season, after securing seven PGA Tour titles, the Players Championship, the Masters green jacket, the FedEx cup and the 2024 Paris Olympics gold medal.

Scheffler was followed by Tom Kim and Justin Thomas who placed second and third and earned $450,000 and $300,000 in the 2024 Hero World Challenge respectively. Kim had scored 19-under with Thomas carding an 18-under at The Albany. Here is the final leaderboard and payout of the tournament:

• 1 Scottie Scheffler -25 $1,000,000
• 2 Tom Kim -19 $450,000
• 3 Justin Thomas -18 $300,000
• 4 Akshay Bhatia -15 $250,000
• 5 Keegan Bradley -14 $225,000
• 6 Ludvig Åberg -12 $220,000
• 7 Robert MacIntyre -11 $215,000
• 8 Sahith Theegala -10 $210,000
• T9 Sungjae Im -8 $202,500
• T9 Sepp Straka -8 $202,500
• 11 Patrick Cantlay -7 $195,000
• 12 Brian Harman -6 $190,000
• 13 Cameron Young -5 $185,000
• T14 Sam Burns -4 $177,500
• T14 Aaron Rai -4 $177,500
• 16 Nick Dunlap -1 $170,000
• T17 Matthieu Pavon E $162,500
• T17 Wyndham Clark E $162,500
• T19 Jason Day +1 $152,500
• T19 Russell Henley +1 $152,500

Scheffler had won the 2023 edition of the competition as well and had taken home $1 million as the winner's share.