Scottie Scheffler earned widespread praise for his 'amazing' sportsmanship after confronting a heckler during his Presidents Cup singles victory at Medinah. The world No 1 faced Nico Echavarria on the final day, where the Colombian was distracted by a spectator yelling during his backswing at the 14th hole. The ball finished in the right rough, and Scheffler called out the fan.

Despite the disruption, Scheffler generously conceded Echavarria's 32-foot putt for par, extending the match, before closing out a 2&1 win. The incident highlighted ongoing crowd behavior issues, reminiscent of last year's Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Scheffler expressed frustration, stating players need silence over the ball.

Echavarria made par at the 15th and extended the match with a chip-in birdie at the 16th, shushing the home crowd in celebration before losing the next hole. Scheffler's victory was one of 9.5 points for Team USA on a record-breaking final day, securing a 17-13 victory and the biggest comeback in Presidents Cup history. International Team captain Geoff Ogilvy commented on the atmosphere, noting fans should yell for their team but not during swings.