Viktor Hovland and Scottie Scheffler are tied after regulation play at the Travelers Championship in Connecticut, leading to a playoff that is played on Monday. Reports describe the final stages of Sunday’s rain-affected tournament as decisive moments for both players. Scheffler, billed as world No. 1, secures a playoff by making a key eight-foot par putt on Sunday night to force the extra hole(s). One report also notes Scheffler misses what is described as an “easy” putt late in regulation, before Hovland ultimately takes control. Heading into the final round, Hovland is reported to hold a one-shot lead over Scheffler, and another source says Hovland birdies the closing hole to move ahead. In the playoff, Hovland wins on the first extra hole after converting, while Scheffler misses a short putt. The result gives Hovland the Travelers Championship and a reported prize of more than $3 million. Following the win, Hovland is said to be looking ahead to The Open.