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Why Lee Trevino feels Scottie Scheffler is becoming like Jack Nicklaus · NabkaNews

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Why Lee Trevino feels Scottie Scheffler is becoming like Jack Nicklaus

GOLF.com·Apr 29

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Lee Trevino has expressed an opinion about Scottie Scheffler's career trajectory. Trevino reportedly sees similarities between Scheffler and golf legend Jack Nicklaus. The nature of these similarities is not specified, but Trevino apparently believes Scheffler is developing in a way that draws comparisons to Nicklaus.

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