On Aug. 28, 1996, Tiger Woods made his professional debut at the Greater Milwaukee Open with his famous "Hello World" interview. Watching Woods' interview while unpacking, I thought: This kid sure is getting a lot of hype.

Scottie Scheffler won his fourth major at the British Open at age 29 but can he realistically catch Tiger Woods' 15?

Scheffler has been world No. 1 continuously for 113 weeks (he hasn't relinquished the title since May 22, 2023). In total, he has been the greatest of all time for 147 weeks. Big Cat is unrivaled with his 281 consecutive titles (his total is 683). But only Scheffler and Woods have held the title for this long in the modern era.