Scottie Scheffler has shared his desire to play golf in Australia and visit New Zealand, but he says family life will likely stop him from adding more international events to his schedule.<\/p>\n
The world No. 1 spoke about his travel plans while meeting with reporters ahead of the Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club. Although he enjoys playing golf around the world, he said his priorities have changed since becoming a father.<\/p>\n
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